Social Work - Spring Arbor University

Social Work from Spring Arbor University is a Campus Bachelor Sociology degree that prepares you for a Human Services career. About the Social Work Program The social work major within the Department of Social Work involves using a planned problem-solving process to help individuals improve relationships and resolve problems. A distinction of this profession is a focus on how individuals and their environment interact which gives social workers a wide variety of options for intervention. Social workers are especially interested in helping those people who are most at risk due to social and economic injustices and discrimination. Social workers with a bachelor of social work (BSW) are prepared to work with a wide variety of client populations in a wide variety of settings. A BSW from an accredited program also makes you eligible for admission into advanced standing master of social work (MSW) programs, which prepares you for specialized practice, including individual, family and group psychotherapy. Mission The social work program of Spring Arbor University is dedicated to helping students build on and integrate their liberal arts foundation with the knowledge and skills of the social work profession, and to apply social work and Christian values to ethical social work practice. We are also dedicated to preparing competent generalist social workers who are sensitive to and appreciative of diversity, committed to social and economic justice, and prepared to empower individuals, families, groups, organizations and communities. View more details on Spring Arbor University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Sociology courses.