Social Work

The Bachelor's degree in Social Work at Capital University prepares students to become effective social workers equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to assist individuals and communities in need. The program focuses on developing a strong understanding of social justice, human behavior, and social policy, ensuring that graduates can advocate for change in various environments.

Students will engage in a combination of theoretical coursework and hands-on field experience, allowing them to apply their learning in real-world contexts. Core courses typically include topics such as social welfare policy, ethics in social work, and community organization, complemented by specialized electives that cater to individual interests and career goals.

Throughout the program, students will gain critical skills such as effective communication, cultural competence, problem-solving, and empathy. By studying in the US, students will also learn from diverse perspectives and best practices in social work, enhancing their ability to address complex social issues.

Capital University emphasizes an inclusive and supportive learning environment, where students collaborate with faculty and peers to build meaningful relationships and professional networks that are essential in the practice of social work.

• Clinical Social Worker
• School Social Worker
• Community Service Manager
• Social Work Administrator
• Healthcare Social Worker
• Substance Abuse Counselor
• Child Welfare Specialist