Academics

Course Overview

The course explores human behavior in communities, organizations and groups (macro systems). An overarching ecosystems perspective is emphasized for understanding how each macro system can enhance people’s optimal health and well-being. Aspects of diversity are incorporated throughout the course in the form of issues that affect human behavior. Throughout the course, content about the macro social environment is directly related to generalist social work practice using case material.

SWK 307; Sophomore standing or permission of the department

Program: Social Work

Credit: 3

Faculty

Other Courses

SWK-780

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SWK-783

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Students in advanced year have a full block…

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SWK-792

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This course is the second semester of the…

Social Work

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SWK-795

Special Topics

Grading System: letter grades only.

Social Work

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SWK-799

Independent Study

Independent studies enable advanced study of a topic,…

Social Work

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SWK-744

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This course is a foundation year social work…

Social Work

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