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The Social Work major builds upon a liberal arts foundation, equipping students for entry-level professional practice by combining the core principles, ethical standards, and practical techniques of the field. This comprehensive program covers essential areas including professional ethics, cultural diversity, social equity, vulnerable populations, human development theories, welfare systems, intervention methods, research methodologies, and hands-on agency fieldwork. Special attention is given to cultivating competencies for serving diverse family structures. Graduates emerge prepared to assist individuals of all ages facing various challenges within nonprofit, government, and NGO environments. Degree completion qualifies candidates for both national social work licensure examinations and family life educator certification. The program maintains accreditation from the Council on Social Work Education and recognition from the National Council on Family Relations.
Social workers serve as vital community supporters. Through this program, you'll develop skills to assist individuals throughout their lives with diverse concerns. Gain practical experience working with nonprofit organizations, government entities, and similar institutions. The curriculum establishes expertise in crucial areas like socioeconomic equity, at-risk communities, and public assistance systems. Recognized by the Council on Social Work Education, this program delivers thorough training in professional ethics, multicultural competence, social justice principles, human development, policy analysis, clinical techniques, research methods, and supervised fieldwork.