Social Work - Miami University - Oxford

Social Work from Miami University - Oxford is a Campus Bachelor Sociology degree that prepares you for a Human Services career. What is Social Work? Social workers focus on populations at risk and work to make changes in policies that affect these people. The social work major is for students preparing for generalist social work practice. You can choose from a variety of internships, including inner-city or rural environments. When you graduate, you are licensure-eligible and can apply for your social work license in Ohio and other states. And because the major is built upon a strong liberal arts base, you have better opportunities for jobs or graduate school. What are the features of Miami's program? Agency placements All students accepted into the program will have the opportunity to work at a social service agency with clients. Here, you apply classroom learning to real-life situations while working to help make a difference in peoples' lives. Outstanding licensure rate Students in the program receive thorough professional preparation. While the state of Ohio doesn't provide specific numbers, informal response from our graduates indicates that of those who stay in contact with us, a very high percentage pass the licensure exam. Strong faculty Miami's faculty are nationally known, and their classes emphasize client strengths and diversity. Service projects Through Miami's Student Association of Social Work, you get the opportunity to participate in many service projects, giving you valuable experience before your senior practicum. Contact with professionals: Social work practitioners from area social service agencies provide valuable consultation to our students and can help them find practicum placements and contacts for job placement. View more details on Miami University - Oxford, OH . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Sociology courses.