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The Bachelor of Science in Social Work equips students with comprehensive knowledge and practical training for generalist professional practice, focusing on essential skills like building human relationships, analytical thinking, leadership, advocacy, upholding human rights, interdisciplinary teamwork, and promoting social and economic equity. Throughout their studies, learners acquire competencies to serve diverse populations across various human service settings—ranging from government agencies to private sector organizations.
During the social work curriculum, students cultivate cultural competency with both local and international relevance. They integrate elective and core courses with supervised field placements, gaining hands-on experience, professional mentorship, leadership development, and specialized training in this globally recognized discipline.
NYU Silver's undergraduate program offers a versatile foundation for multiple career paths. The rigorous professional preparation enables graduates to potentially complete a master's degree with just one additional year. Alternatively, those entering the workforce immediately after graduation will possess the skills to create meaningful societal change.