Sociology
Master of Social Work (M.S.W.)
The MSW provides the opportunity to serve others beyond the BSW level. All social workers are passionate with regard to social justice. With the MSW degree, social workers can carry that passion to the classroom through teaching, as well as, positions in school social work, the mental health community, and positions with the criminal justice field.
Code & Name
SO201 - Introduction to Sociology
Course Description
An examination of social structures and processes; emphasis is placed upon American social institutions, particularly in terms of their functions and dysfunctions in society.
Credits:
3Code & Name
SO202 - Contemporary Social Problems
Course Description
A study of selected social problems affecting contemporary American life. Problems such as crime, poverty, unemployment, health care, environmental pollution, urban areas, and discrimination are examined.
Credits:
3