Social Work Curriculum Guide

Each student should consult their academic advisor, the Social Work Program Handbook, and the Academic Catalog for specific course prerequisites and sequences.

Course ID and Name Credit Hours
ANTH-100 Cultural Anthropology 3
or SOC-101 Principles of Sociology 3
ANTH-200 Global Problems 3
or SOC-103 Social Problems 3
BIOL-103 Principles of Human Anatomy 4
or BIOL-210 Human Biological Variation 3
PSCI-101 American National Government 3
or PSCI-105 State and Local Government 3
PSY-120 Introduction to Psychology 3
SOC-220 Race and Ethics Relations 3
SOWK-110 The Field of Social Work 3
SOWK-230 Foundations of Social Work Practice 3
SOWK-310 Social Work Practice/Micro Systems* 3
SOWK-320 Social Work Practice/Mezzo Systems* 3
SOWK-330 Social Work Practice/Macro Systems* 3
SOWK-340 Social Work Research 3
SOWK-350 Junior Practicum in Social Work 6
SOWK-360 Micro/Mezzo Human Behavior in the Social Environment 3
SOWK-365 Macro Human Behavior in the Social Environment 3
SOWK-370 Social Welfare Policy and Services 3
SOWK-450 Senior Practicum in Social Work * 12
SOWK-460 Capstone Seminar in Social Work* 3
  TOTAL  67

* Course is open only to Social Work majors admitted to the program. Provisional-status students must have approval of advisor.

A grade of C (2.0 on a 4.0 scale) or higher is required in all courses applying toward the Social Work major. Students are limited to only two attempts at each requirement.

The Bachelor of Science Degree requires a minimum of 124 total hours. The program may require attendance in both day and extended program classes. See the College of Arts and Sciences General Education Core Guide/Bachelor of Science for additional course requirements.