The goal of the Undergraduate social work program is to educate and train social work practitioners who demonstrate the knowledge, skills, values and ethics of the profession and who are competent for generalist practice at the BSW level.

Graduates with an undergraduate degree in social work may work with individuals, families, groups, and communities. At the undergraduate level, students are not expected to specialize; instead students are expected to be able to work with all levels of systems (individuals, families, groups, organizations, and communities). More information about the profession of social work is available at Help Starts Here (www.helpstartshere.org).

Program Information

• Admission to UWM
• International Admissions
• Admission to the Social Work Major
• BSSW Program Objectives
• Evening Degree Programs
• General Education Requirements (GER)
• Degree Requirements
• Youth Work Certificate
• Social Work Course Descriptions
• UWM Schedule of Classes
• Social Work Field Information
• Undergraduate Handbook

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