Required courses include sociology, psychology, human behavior in the social environment, social welfare, social work practice, research and field instruction. Small classes enhance skill development and enable the faculty to use a variety of teaching modalities to enhance student learning. The Student Social Work Association works to maintain a quality program, sponsors special events, participates in national conferences and is involved in social action. The social work department prepares graduates for work in mental health clinics, public welfare agencies, courts, correctional institutions, children's services, the Peace Corps, schools, hospitals, and vocational and rehabilitation centers. The Program is fully accreddited by the Council on Social Work Education, which offers many advantages for social work majors.
All courses are subject to availability and advisor's approval.
All undergraduates must demonstrate that these General Education goals have been met. Capital University is an equal opportunity employer.