BA/BS in Social Work

Social Work is a major in the School of Philosophy at Northwest University. Launched in 2000, it was among the first social work undergraduate programmes in northwest China, and the university later became one of the first institutions authorised to award a professional master's degree in the field. The approach combines theory with practice, drawing on philosophy, psychology and management. Core courses include introduction to social work, general sociology, social research methods, and casework, group work and community work. Research strengths include poverty relief and development, child and youth social work, and theory. Graduates work in social service agencies and government departments in welfare, social security, community development and policy delivery, or teach and research in higher education. The page gives no fee or score details.