| Many students earn a double major in social work and sociology by completing additional coursework in sociology and anthropology. Students are encouraged to discuss the advantages of this double major with their advisor.
Required Courses
(37 hours)
| SOCWK 015 |
Introduction to Social Work |
3 hours |
| SOCWK 120 |
Social Welfare Policy, Services and Delivery Systems |
3 hours |
| SOCWK 127 |
Human Behavior and the Social Environment I |
3 hours |
| SOCWK 128 |
Human Behavior and the Social Environment II |
3 hours |
| SOCWK 206 |
Systems of Group Work |
3 hours |
| SOCWK 209 |
Methods: Community Organization Planning and Administration
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3 hours |
| SOCWK 210 |
Methods: Micro Practice |
3 hours |
| SOCWK 297 |
Directed Field Work |
9 hours |
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Social Work Electives |
7 hours |
Required Supporting Courses
(25 hours)
| Entry-level Sociology (3 hours - select one of the following) |
| SOC 3 |
Introduction to Sociology |
3 hours |
| SOC 236 |
Research Methods in Social Science I |
3 hours |
| SOC 237 |
Research Methods in Social Science II |
3 hours |
| SOC 242 |
Sociological Theory |
3 hours |
| BIO 001 |
Perspectives in Biological Science |
4 hours |
| PSYCH 002 |
Introductory Psychology II |
3 hours |
| POLSC 001 |
U.S. Government and Politics |
3 hours |
SOCWK/
SOC 299 |
Social Work or Sociology Senior Thesis |
3 hours |
Required Supporting Course Electives
(9-10 hours)
| Cultural Awareness (3 hours - select one of the following) |
| SOC 116 |
Race Relations and Minority Groups |
3 hours |
| SOC 150 |
Hispanics and Latinos in U.S. Society |
3 hours |
| ANTHR 154 |
Native American Cultures |
3 hours |
| Community and Family (3 hours select one of the following) |
| SOC 120 |
Sociology of the Family |
3 hours |
| SOC 234 |
Community in Urban Society |
3 hours |
| Statistics (3-4 hours - select one of the following) |
| SOC 110 |
Social Statistics |
3 hours |
| ECON 110 |
Business and Economic Statistics |
3 hours |
| PSYCH 110 |
Psychological Statistics |
4 hours |
General Education Requirements
(37-40 hours)
| English and Communication |
6 hours |
| Developing Foundations |
6-7 hours |
| Global Perspectives |
6-8 hours |
| Western Intellectual and Religious Traditions |
3 hours |
| U.S. Culture and Society |
6 hours |
| Fine Arts |
3 hours |
| Scientific Inquiry |
7 hours |
Additional Degree Requirements
(14-18 hours)
Any additional hours needed to complete a Bachelor of Science degree can be taken in any discipline chosen by the student. These hours may include those needed to complete a double major.
*The Liberal Arts Seminar is required only for those students who have not already accumulated at least 26 hours of course credit.
Course Descriptions
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