In the Faculty of Social Work, students can expect a curriculum focused on social justice, human services, and supporting individuals and communities in need. Common courses offered in a Faculty of Social Work may include:
- Social Work Theory and Practice
- Human Behavior and the Social Environment
- Social Welfare Policy and Advocacy
- Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
- Counseling and Psychotherapy
- Case Management and Intervention
- Community Organizing and Development
- Child and Family Welfare
- Mental Health and Trauma-Informed Care
- Substance Abuse and Addictions
- Aging and Gerontology
- Social Work Research Methods
- Ethics and Professionalism in Social Work
- Field Practicum and Internship
- Global Perspectives in Social Work
Students in the Faculty of Social Work often engage in field placements, internships, and practical experiences that allow them to apply their learning in real-world social service settings, working alongside experienced professionals to address the needs of individuals, families, and communities.
The Faculty of Social Work is dedicated to preparing students to become competent, compassionate, and culturally responsive social workers who can effectively address social challenges, advocate for vulnerable populations, and promote social change and well-being. Graduates often pursue careers in areas such as child welfare, mental health services, healthcare, community organizations, advocacy groups, policy analysis, and more, making a positive impact on individuals and communities.
