Checking Out GCU’s Bachelor of Science in Sociology with an Emphasis in Social Work Degree
Posted on May 11, 2017
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Are you interested in pursuing a career in social service? If so, then consider our Bachelor of Science in Sociology with an Emphasis in Social Work degree. Offered by Grand Canyon University’s College of Humanities and Social Sciences, this sociology with an emphasis in social work degree can prepare you for a rewarding career in the exciting fields of social work and human services.
Gain Knowledge of Human Services and Social Work
Through the study of how Jesus healed problems and relationships while simultaneously breaking down social barriers, this sociology degree program with a focus on social work skills will help you develop the ability to examine events and situations from a Christian perspective. Also, you will develop competencies in applied sociology, social work, sociological perspectives and content areas of sociology.
Explore Sociological Theories
As you earn GCU’s BS in Sociology with an Emphasis in Social Work degree, you will complete coursework in human behavior and the social environment; social research and statistics; case management; and direct practice. Other course topics include sociology of religion and stratification and inequality in a diverse society. Students will develop skills for integrating sociological theories of culture, institutions and socialization with intervention, communication and case management skills of social services.
Help Others and Find Your Path
Graduates of this program can choose to advance their education by enrolling in graduate school or enter the human services and social work fields as unlicensed community health and social service workers. Some examples of career opportunities for program graduates include professions in community mental health, youth outreach agencies, community development programs, health agencies and social service agencies.
At Grand Canyon University, our focus is on providing a quality education for every learner. If you’d like to find out more, then visit the College of Humanities and Social Sciences or use the Request More Information button on this page.
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