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BSW program
The Department of Social Work is a department with focusing of exploring social problems, cultivating professionals in social work skills, in social welfare, in program design and program implementation, and in social policy analysis as well as social planning. The undergraduate program is expected to be completed in four years. In order to graduate, the students should obtain a total of 128 credit units. Here are the courses required:Educational Objectives
- Educate professional social workers by the following means: 1) academic knowledge building. 2)problem analysis and solving ability. 3) knowledge and skills application ability in social work practice.
- Identify the differences between socail work direct services and welfare policy and administration, improve problems analysis and solving abilities; educate professionals in social work practice.
- Educate leaders and researchers, who are able to integrate cross disciplinary viewpoints and conduct research independently by the following means:1) theoretical and methodological training, 2) Build international views, and 3) providing a wider range of social science related knowledge
Core Capabilities
- Problem-solving oriented knowledge and skills
- Cross-disciplinary and team work
- Values and ethics
- Diversity and self-awareness
- International views
First Year
Introduction to Social Work
Introductory Sociology
General Psychology
Social Psychology
Human Behavior and Social Environment
Social Statistics
Second Year
Social Case Work
Social Group Work
Introduction to Social Welfare
Social Work Research Methods
Third Year
Introduction to Social Work Practice
Social Welfare Administration
Community Organization and Community Development
Program Planning and Evaluation
Forth Year
Social Policy and Social Legislation
Social Work Practicum I
Social Work Practicum II
Social Work Management