Welcome to the Social Work Program, Cohort of 2026

Date 2026-09-14

70 students kick off their Bachelor's in Social Work with curiosity, commitment, and new connections

The new cohort of the bachelor’s program in Social Work has begun their studies at the MCI | The Entrepreneurial School® with great anticipation. At the orientation, students gained their first insights into daily campus life, the course content, and the organizational structure of the coming semesters.

In addition to important information about the program, the focus was primarily on getting to know one another. The first few days together provided an opportunity to talk with fellow students, faculty, and the study program team and to make initial connections. This laid an important foundation for collaborative learning and working together throughout the study program right from the start.

The bachelor’s program in Social Work prepares students to professionally understand societal challenges, support people in various life situations, and actively help shape social change. The study program combines academic foundations, practice-oriented learning, and an exploration of current issues in Social Work.

We look forward to guiding the new class on this journey and wish all students a successful, enriching, and inspiring start to their studies!

<p>Welcome to the first-year students of Social Work 2026!</p>

Welcome to the first-year students of Social Work 2026!

<p>Welcome to the first-year students of Social Work 2026!</p>
More Information
Global perspectives on Social Work in Nairobi
Global perspectives on Social Work in Nairobi
MCI department of Social Work represented at the World Conference on Social Work in Nairobi
Department of Social Work interviews Nathalie Nunner
Department of Social Work interviews Nathalie Nunner
From bachelor’s thesis to academic publication: Insights from Nathalie Nunner
MCI contributes to the Academic Journal for Social Work
MCI contributes to the Academic Journal for Social Work
Dual representation of the department of Social Work in the academic journal “soziales_kapital,” thereby actively shaping the academic discourse in Social Work