Department of Social Work
Undergraduate programme training specialists in social work and community welfare.
Who Is It For?
This program is suitable for students who are motivated to help others, possess strong empathy skills, are sensitive to social issues, and can think in a solution-oriented manner. Communication skills, patience, and respect for diversity are fundamental qualities that support success in this field.
Quick Summary
- Individual, family, and community-focused social work education
- Professional intervention competency for disadvantaged groups
- Mandatory field practice and clinical internship
- Career opportunities in public, healthcare, and civil society organizations
- Suitable for candidates with strong empathy and communication skills
About the Department
Social Work is an applied discipline focused on resolving the psychosocial problems faced by individuals, families, groups, and communities, enhancing their social functioning, and improving their quality of life. The program provides professional intervention competencies for disadvantaged and at-risk individuals within the framework of social policy, human rights, and social justice principles.
Students receive comprehensive education in core areas such as case management, individual and group work, community practice methods, social research techniques, and professional ethics. In addition to theoretical knowledge, professional experience is gained through field placements and mandatory internships.
Career Opportunities
Graduates can work as social workers in public institutions, healthcare organizations, non-governmental organizations, and international agencies.