Start: October 4

9.00-9.45: Participants’ registration.

10:00 am. Opening conference. Social Work as a way to ensure wellbeing. Challenges and foresight for social work in the European Union.

10.45-11.30: Opening conference.
Social Work as a way to ensure wellbeing. Challenges and perspectives for social work in the European Union.

Prof. Dr. Jan Agten.
Member of the Executive Committee of the EASSW (European Association of Schools of Social Work).

12.00-12.30: Coffee break.

12:00 pm. Round-table discussion with one representative from each country on significant aspects of social work in their country. Current situation and concerns. 10 minutes per participant and country.

12.30-14.00: Round table:
State of the development of Social Work in the different countries of the European Union: Strengths and weaknesses.
Towards a homogeneous or more differentiated education. Profiles and Social Work development.

• Prof. Dr. Miguel Laparra (Spain).
• Prof. Dra. Sabine Krönchen (Germany).
• Prof. Dra. Fernanda Wessels (Holland).
• Prof. Dr. Jonathan Parker (United Kingdom).
• Prof. Dra. Krisztina Kóbor (Hungary).
• Prof. Dr. Niels Rosendal Jensen (Denmark).
• Prof. Dr. Erkki Saari (Finland).
• Prof. Dr. Martin Brezina (Czech Republic).

14.00-16.00: Lunch break.
(University restaurant and Sario coffee shop//nearby restaurants).

16.00-19.00: Workshops – part 1 (max. 20-25 participants).

(See workshop topics in section “workshops”. Choose the ones you want to take part and/or the contributions in section “registration”).

 4:00-7:00 pm. Group work in special interest areas. Workshops, experiences, research.

October 5

 10.00-12.00: Workshops – part 2 (continuation)

 12.00-12.30: Coffee break.

12.30-14.00: Workshops - part 3 (continuation)
Preparing conclusions, proposals and summary.

14.00-16.00: Lunch break.
University restaurant and Sario coffee shop//nearby restaurants.

16.00-17.30: Presentation of the Workshops’ conclusions at plenary session.

17.30-18.00: Break.

18.00-19.30: 2nd Conference.
Quo vadis Bologna? Challenges, options and obstacles to training future social workers in Spain and Europe.

Prof. Dr. Karim Ahmed. CESIC.

19.30: “Coral de Cámara de Pamplona” conducted by Beatriz Aguirre.Concert opened to the whole university.

21.30: Institutional dinner.
(Exclusively for representatives of the University Network.)

October 6

11.00-17.00: Olite’s Castle. Olite’s winery and association lunch, trip by bus.
(Only for participants coming from outside Navarre and previous registration. Payment of €50).

Coordinator: Prof. Dr. Antonio Gorri