Social Work Major, B.S.W.

Required:

• SOWK 200 - Introduction to Social Work
• SOWK 213 - Human Behavior and the Social Environment I
• SOWK 214 - Human Behavior and Social Environment II
• SOWK 310 - Practice I: Skills & Techniques for Working with Individuals
• SOWK 311 - Practice II: Skills & Techniques for Working with Groups and Families
• SOWK 323 - Human Diversity
• SOWK 335 - Research Methods for Social Work & Criminal Justice
• SOWK 365 - Crisis Intervention
• SOWK 400 - Field Placement
• SOWK 401 - Social Work Field Seminar
• SOWK 405 - Social Work Field Seminar II
• SOWK 412 - Practice III: Skills & Techniques for Working with Communities and Organizations
• SOWK 420 - Practice IV: Skills & Techniques for Working with Policies and Social Systems

Plus two courses selected from:

• SOWK 315 - Drugs in Society
• SOWK 330 - Social Work with the Aging
• SOWK 332 - Advanced Research & Statistics
• SOWK 340 - Topics in Social Work
• SOWK 360 - Child Welfare Services
• SOWK 370 - Mental Health Issues in Social Work
• SOWK 375 - Behavioral Profiling
• SOWK 380 - Fundamentals of Emergency Management
• SOWK 383 - Disability
• SOWK 394 - Juvenile Justice

To be supported by the following:

• BIOL 169 - Survey of Anatomy and Physiology
• PSYC 101 - Introduction to Psychology
• SOCY 120 - Introduction to Sociology

• Plus one additional from:

• BSNS 385 - Fundraising, Networking and Community Engagement
• ECON 345 - Economics of the Public Sector
• SOCY 320 - Urban/Rural Sociology

Typical Courses for Students Majoring in Social Work