The
fully accredited baccalaureate social work program at Eastern
Michigan University focuses on the person-in-environment and prepares
graduates to work with individuals, families, small groups, communities
and organizations. Employment opportunities include hospitals,
nursing homes, community health services, substance abuse agencies,
rehabilitation services, public health agencies, residential treatment
programs and many others.
The
Social Work Department has been involved in international exchange
programs including England and Mexico. There are several active
student orgranziations including the Association of Black Social
Workers, the Student Social Work Organization, and Tri-Pride.
The honors program allows students to work with faculty in pursuing
special interests, culminating in their senior thesis. Social
work programs can fit your schedule, as most classes are offered
both during the day time and evenings. The Social Work program
includes two semesters of field placement work experience in area
social agencies.
Where
do I start?
Take SWRK 120 Introduction to Social Work Services & Professional
Roles ( 3cr ) An overview of the social work profession
including its philosophy, values, professional roles and current
trends. Includes a discussion of practice areas such as child
and family services, public welfare services, criminal justice,
mental health, medical and industrial settings.
Social
Work Curriculum
Programs
Bachelor
of Science in Social Work Program
Master
of Social Work
Social
Work Minor
Gerontology
Minor
For further program
information contact the School
of Social Work (734.487.6807) for an advising appointment
to complete a plan of study.
