BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORK

Social workers protect the vulnerable, connect people to resources, provide counseling, research best practices for care and public policy, challenge discrimination and give a voice to the voiceless.

They can be found in hospitals, juvenile corrections, social services for the elderly, mental health and substance abuse programs, disability services and child protective services, to name a few. In short, just about any place where people face challenges, you can find a social worker promoting well-being. If you want to make positive change in the world, we can prepare you for success.

We prepare culturally responsive social work practitioners, organizational leaders and scholars to address social problems and promote social justice through teaching, research and service.

The Institute offers interdisciplinary teaching, research, and service programs that focus on improving the leadership and effectiveness of non-profit organizations.

The Center fosters a fair, inclusive society through community engagement, education and research that examines links between historic and present-day inequalities.