BA/BS in Social Work

Social Work is an undergraduate major in the School of Humanities and Law, awarding a Bachelor of Law. It was founded in 2003 and is a provincial first-class undergraduate major, with authority to award the professional master's degree in social work. The programme aims to develop versatile graduates who combine management, research and practice. Training is development-oriented and centres on competence. Core courses include introduction to sociology and social work, social research methods, group work, casework, community work, social administration, social psychology, social security, social policy and social governance. Graduates can manage in government and companies, set up or join social work agencies, or teach and research in schools and institutes.