Free movement of workers, as one of the four freedoms enjoyed by EU citizens, includes the right of social workers to work in another member state, the right of their family members to enter that country and reside there, and the right to treat them without discrimination. Within the scope of the subject Freedom of movement of (social) workers and protection of human rights in the EU, it is expected to acquire knowledge about the internal market, freedom of movement of workers and representation of human rights in the EU. After taking the course, students will understand their current and future rights, European judicial institutions for the protection of human rights, apply knowledge about freedom of movement and protection of human rights within the EU. The first goal of the course is to train students to move independently in order to work within the EU and to apply the acquired knowledge in the context of their future profession. The second goal of the course is to train students to understand the procedure before the EU Court related to the protection of human rights in order to get an answer to the question of whom and how people in social difficulties can turn to at the European (international) level in order to protect human rights. CONTENT: • Determination of basic terms of freedom of movement of social workers • Determining the basic concepts in the process of protecting human rights in the EU and the freedom of movement of social workers • Court practice of the Court of Justice of the European Union related to the protection of human rights

Define the goals and effects of freedom of movement of workers and apply the rights to freedom of movement of social workers, Explain the process of human rights protection in the EU and apply the relevant EU legal regulations and in accordance with the principles of social work in order to represent human rights for all, Interpret the practice of the Court of Justice of the European Union and apply the legal rules of EU law when solving problems faced by users of the social welfare system, Apply knowledge from legal theory and practice of EU law in the process of supporting the realization of human and civil rights and the implementation of fair social policies, Represent human rights and the protection of fundamental human rights at the European level, and advocate fair social policies,