Social Work - Capital University

Social Work from Capital University is a Campus Bachelor Sociology degree that prepares you for a Human Services career. A major in social work prepares you for generalist professional social work practice in a variety of settings. It will give you the values, knowledge and skills you need to help people in your community. As a social work major your social work courses will include: * Sociology * Psychology * Biology * Economics * Diversity * Human Behavior in the Social Environment * Social Work Research for Practice * Social Welfare Policy * Social Work Practice * Field Instruction Experience is gained through field instruction at social work service agencies. These include: * Counseling Centers * Child Welfare Agencies * Criminal Justice Centers * Drug/Alcohol Clinics * Legal Aid Programs * Medical Centers * Mental Health Centers * Psychiatric Hospitals * Retirement Centers * Teen Pregnancy Clinics Field instruction is in your senior year when you will have a field placement in a social service agency for two days a week. This hands-on experience will give you additional skills and values to help you succeed in generalist practice. The Job Market for Social Work Majors A major in social work prepares graduates for work in many fields, including: * Children's services * Correctional institutions * Courts * Hospitals * Mental health clinics * Peace Corps * Public welfare agencies * Schools * Vocational and rehabilitation centers View more details on Capital University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Sociology courses.