Core Courses: The program may include core courses that provide a foundation in social work theory, practice, and ethics. These courses may cover topics such as social work values and ethics, social justice and human rights, social work research methods, and social policy analysis.
Specialization: Students may have the opportunity to specialize in specific areas within social work, such as clinical social work, community development, child and family services, mental health, or social policy. The curriculum may include a combination of required and elective courses related to the chosen specialization.
Field Placement: Social work programs typically require students to complete a supervised field placement or practicum. This allows students to gain hands-on experience in a social work setting, applying their knowledge and skills under the guidance of experienced practitioners.
Research and Critical Analysis: Students may be required to engage in research projects or critical analysis of social work practice and policies. This could involve conducting literature reviews, analyzing case studies, or evaluating social work interventions.
Elective Courses: Students may have the opportunity to choose elective courses that align with their interests and career goals. These courses may cover additional topics in social work, such as trauma-informed practice, social work with diverse populations, advocacy and social change, or program evaluation.
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