The Adult Undergraduate Bachelor of Science in Social Work will give you general skills to help individuals, groups, and communities function successfully in the social arena: from dealing with poverty and domestic abuse to disability and mental illness. The degree also includes training in statistics and research.
Departments/Programs
| Required Courses | 39 Hours |
|---|---|
| SOCWK 015 Introduction to Social Work | 3 hours |
| SOCWK 120 Social Welfare Policy, Services, and Delivery Systems | 3 hours |
| SOCWK 127 Human Behavior and the Social Environment I | 3 hours |
| SOCWK 128 Human Behavior and the Social Environment II | 3 hours |
| SOCWK 208 Group Practice | 3 hours |
| SOCWK 209 Macro Practice: Community Organization, Planning and Administration | 3 hours |
| SOCWK 210 Micro Practice: Individuals and Families | 3 hours |
| SOCWK 265 Research Informed Practice | 3 hours |
| SOCWK 297 Field Practicum | 1-9 hours |
| Social Work Electives | 6 hours |
| Course Number | Hours |
|---|---|
| SOC 003 Introduction to Sociology | 3 hours |
| BIO 001 Perspectives in Biological Science | 4 hours |
| BUS 106 Statistics for Business | 3 hours |
| POLSC 001 United States Government and Politics | 3 hours |
|
PSYCH 002 Applied Psychological Science (Adult Undergraduate Only) or PSYCH 101 Introduction to Psychological Science |
3 hours 4 hours |
| Cultural Awareness (3 hours - select one of the following) | |
| COMM 185 Diversity Issues in U.S. Society | 3 hours |
| SOC 116 Race Relations and Minority Groups | 3 hours |
| SOC 150 Hispanics and Latinos in U.S. Society | 3 hours |
| ANTHR 154 Native American Cultures | 3 hours |
| Requirement | Hours |
|---|---|
| English and Communication | 6-9 hours |
| Developing Foundations | 8-9 hours |
| Global Perspectives | 6-8 hours |
| Western Intellectual and Religious Traditions | 3 hours |
| U.S. Culture and Society | 6 hours |
| Fine Arts | 3 hours |
| Scientific Inquiry | 7 hours |