Bachelor's degree in Social Education

In fourth year, you will develop the Undergraduate Final Year Project. It is compulsory and is defended in public.

You will have the opportunity to demonstrate that..

- You have acquired the knowledge and competences required for the degree in Social Education.

- You have the ability to raise questions and queries on a relevant topic in Social Education.

- You have a rigorous system for finding possible answers to these questions.

In order to enrol for fourth year, students must have completed, or at least enrolled for, all of the core and compulsory subjects in the programme syllabus.

Course content

The Undergraduate Final Year Project is a work project of a theoretical, empirical or applied nature related to one of the four possible lines of intervention in the Social Education degree (the same as those used to structure the Practicum).

The Undergraduate Final Year Project and the Practicum are carried out in parallel throughout the final year, which will help you a lot when choosing the subject matter, raising questions and familiarising yourself with the resolution processes.

What are the topics?

Your work will be related to socio-educational intervention in one of these four areas:

- Social Services

- Labor market insertion

- Leisure, Culture and Community Development

- Citizenship 

Theoretical-empirical or applied project

The work can be of a theoretical-empirical nature and should be based on the systematic collection and analysis of bibliographical information or actual data. Hence, the state of the art on a relevant topic in Social Education should be described, verified and an answer should be given to a problem or research question.

The applied work is carried out on based on the analysis of the reality and, by comparing it with the contributions of the scientific and professional community, socio-educational intervention projects are designed and/or evaluated.