Offer Holder Series 2021

Social Work

As a small, dynamic and friendly university, we focus on ensuring that our students get a quality experience. If you want to go to a university where your requirements are put first, welcome to #UniAsItShouldBe.

We’ve created an exclusive space just for offer holders; featuring all you need to know about Social Work to help make your choice to accept your offer as easy as possible. If you miss any of the live events, you can catch them later here, and don’t forget, the team are here to answer any of your questions at study@bolton.ac.uk.

Why choose Bolton?

Congratulations on receiving an offer to study with us this year. By accepting your place you are making a great choice for your future.

Award-winning Student Services

Small and friendly campus

State-of-the-art facilities

Strong links with industry

Only 20 minutes from Manchester

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University of Bolton Social Work Centre

World Social Work Day 2021

Testimonial

Meet the tutors

Gallery

Social Work Centre Newsletter

Book a virtual Open Day

The University of Bolton is pleased to be able to welcome you to our latest virtual open day. We’re sorry we can’t meet you in person, but we are confident that you will be able to find out everything you need to know about our award-winning University to help you make your decision. Here you will find a collection of videos, downloads and live (or recorded) video streams from our talented staff. You can even chat with some of our students and find out why the University of Bolton was voted #1 for Student Satisfaction in the North West* for three years running! If you need help, or have any questions, please visit our Virtual Information Desk. If you can’t attend this Open Day, don’t worry – we have more planned:

What happens next

It can seem like a lifetime between getting your offer and enrolling in September but there is so much you can be doing to make the next few months go smoothly. It is really important to apply for your student finance as early as possible, do a bit of research into any third party scholarships or bursaries and consider your accommodation options. More practical things if you’re planning on moving into halls or private accommodation could be learning to cook a few dishes, making a budget and planning what trinkets to take with you and how to make your living space feel homely.