BSc in Social Work in Milwaukee United States | University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Pursue your social work education at UW-Milwaukee and become a catalyst for positive transformation in Wisconsin and across the nation. Become part of the extensive network of University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee social work graduates who have shaped policies, addressed critical societal challenges, and emerged as influential advocates for meaningful progress. Rooted in liberal arts principles, undergraduate students develop the ability to analyze social issues through cultural, historical, and contemporary political lenses. They gain skills to view social challenges from diverse viewpoints and comprehend these issues within an evolving global context using structured analytical approaches. This bachelor's program in social work holds accreditation from the Council on Social Work Education, focusing on equipping students with foundational skills for generalist social work practice.

Graduates are prepared for opportunities in both public sector (federal, state, and local) and private social service organizations. The curriculum develops professionals capable of creating impact across various levels - from individuals and families to communities and larger systems. Students cultivate critical thinking abilities and learn to integrate research into practical applications across policy development, advocacy efforts, educational initiatives, and leadership roles. Potential career paths encompass positions such as case manager, mental health social worker, adolescent counselor, and substance abuse specialist.