Student Handbook: Curriculum: Required Courses Outside Social Work

Required Courses Outside Social Work

The University Core (general education) courses constitute the liberal arts base upon which professional social work education rests. In addition to the university's required core course expectations, the Department of Social Work has specific liberal arts courses that enhance the social work curriculum. These include:

Liberal Arts Course	Prerequisite and/ or Corequisite for:
General Psychology (PSYSC 100)	Social Work Practice I (SOCWK 200) Social Welfare Policy I (SOCWK 220) Human Behavior and the Social Environment I (SOCWK 230)
Social Problems (SOC 242) OR Principles of Sociology (SOC 100)	Social Welfare Policy I (SOCWK 220)
Structure of the Human Body (BIO 254) OR Intro to Biopsychology (PSYSC 367)	Human Behavior and the Social Environment II (SOCWK 330)
Mathematics and its Applications (MATHS 125)	Social Research II (SOCWK 440)
Select one of the following: ANTH 311Ethnicity SOC 421 Minorities EDMUL 205 Multicultural Education COMM290 Intercultural Communications	Social Work Practice III (SOCWK 400)
Select one of the following: SOC235 Sociology of Women PSYSC 324 Psych of Women ANTH 341 Anthropology and Women WMNST 210 Intro Women's Studies	Social Work Practice III (SOCWK 400) Social Work Practice IV (SOCWK 410)