Social Welfare, Minor

Social Work Department

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Program Overview

Social Welfare, Minor

The Social Welfare Minor is a concise program introducing the core principles and practices of social work. It complements any major by training students to understand social problems, human behavior, and professional methods used to assist individuals, families, and communities in need.

Credits Required
At least 12 credits

Minor

Description

This minor provides hands-on knowledge in crucial methods, including Micro Practice (individual help) and Mezzo Practice (family/group work). By studying courses like Intro to Social Work and Human Behavior Theories, you gain the skills necessary to advocate for change and improve community well-being.

Course

Requirements

Complete all of the following courses:

  • SW 220 – Intro Social Work
  • SW 231 – Social Work Methods: Micro Practice With Individuals
  • SW 304 – Social Work Practice: Theories Of Human Behavior In The Social Environment
  • SW 330 – Mezzo Practice: Family And Group Dynamics