These courses focus on social work practice and ethics and encompass the values, attitudes, knowledge, and skills essential for professional social work, which are transferable across …

Delineate contexts and settings of generalist social work practice, including fields and areas of practice and leadership, as well as roles and functions that social workers perform.

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The Master of Social Work degree is a 61-hour program comprised of a Generalist Practice foundation and an Advanced Practice curriculum. The curriculum is described in detail here …

The program of study leads to the Master of Social Work (MSW) degree with a specialization in an area of advanced practice. Course requirements are organized into a generalist curriculum …

Columbia School of Social Work offers a program of rigorous coursework that informs and enriches each student’s practicum experience. Our Curriculum Committee is the major body …

In this course, we examine the values and standards, the history and current range of social work practices, leading theories and conceptual frameworks, and how social work is similar to, or …

This course explores global social work, past and present, and the application of social work to vulnerable groups around the globe. Students will learn about different applications of social …

Introduction to the social work profession and service provisions, including the history, philosophy, values and ethics of the profession. The generalist problem-solving model is introduced.