Sam Bonnett

Senior lecturer in Social Work

Sam Bonnett is a Senior Lecturer in Social Work at ARU-Peterborough as well as a Qualified Social Worker and Practice Educator. He has supported on various Social Work programmes across universities including the Social Work Apprenticeship and Step Up to Social Work programme at ARU.

Faculty:
Faculty of Health, Education and Social Care
School:
Humanities and Social Sciences
Location:
Peterborough
Areas of Expertise:
Social Work and Social Policy
Background

Sam is qualified Social Worker undertaking a variety of roles within the field of Adults Social Work including Community Social Work, Hospital discharge, Safeguarding and Continuing Health Care. During his time as a Social Worker, Sam also undertook a PG Cert in Practice Education and has supported students across universities and degree programmes within Social Work Education. As a Senior Lecturer, Sam is now engaged in a Professional Doctorate with ARU.

Research interests

Care and what it means to health and social care professionals; understanding care from a social workers perspective.

Areas of research supervision

Undergraduate Major Project for BA students.

Teaching

BA Social Work / MA Social Work

Qualifications
  • BSc (Hons) in Social Work and Applied Social Studies
  • PG Cert – Practice Education
  • PG Cert – Learning and Teaching (Higher Education)
Memberships, editorial boards
  • Social Work England, FHEA