Bachelor of Social Work in Orono United States | University of Maine

The University of Maine has provided undergraduate social work and social welfare education since the 1950s. The Bachelor's in Social Work degree launched in 1972, achieving initial program accreditation in 1979. CSWE has maintained continuous accreditation of the BSW Program since that time. Currently, the program averages more than 135 enrolled undergraduates. Key aspects of the BSW program include: Personalized small class sizes, A distinguished faculty with national recognition in specialties like child and family services, mental health, healthcare, gerontology, economic disadvantage, global social work, educational social work, and disability services, Robust student engagement opportunities through the Social Work Student Organization for school governance and service initiatives, Academic achievement recognition via the Eta Zeta Chapter of Phi Alpha Honor Society, A varied student body reflecting diverse ages, interests, and life experiences, and Course availability at both the Orono campus and Belfast's Hutchinson Center.