College of Humanities and Social Sciences Resources
Resources for Students in Humanities and Social Sciences
Enrich your academic experience with helpful resources for students pursuing degrees within the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. These various student resources allow you to schedule the practicum needed for graduate studies and direct you to clubs and community projects sponsored by Grand Canyon University. GCU promotes out-of-the-classroom experiences that foster student connections and social growth. Use these resources for engaging beyond the classroom – mix, mingle and network with other students.
Office of Field Experience
If your educational path leads to a career in the fields of social work and counseling, practicum experience is a requirement for graduation and becoming license-eligible. During a master’s degree program, you have the opportunity to put theory into practice as you perform supervised work in approved clinical environments.
All Council of Social Work Education (CSWE) accredited Bachelor of Social Work and Master of Social Work programs, regardless of the students' state of residence, are required to complete field experience as part of their program. Additionally, some states require graduates from other bachelor’s programs also to obtain field experience. It is important to check with the state where you plan to practice to determine if a practicum is required.
If you have questions about fulfilling your practicum requirement, please contact 855-GCU-LOPE.
Intelligent On-Demand Math Tutoring
Isaac is a math-focused AI tutor integrated into select courses that supports learning rather than supplying only answers. It guides students step-by-step, asks reflective questions, offers scaffolded hints and explains errors. By adapting to each learner and emphasizing concepts over computation, Isaac builds confidence and supports mastery of complex math skills.
Get Involved
GCU sponsors a number of humanities and social sciences clubs and campus activities to help you round out your college experience. You can join a club to inspire academic achievement, deepen your Christian values or ignite your community spirit.
GCU offers opportunities for you to become a responsible servant leader by supporting the neighboring community and through outreach efforts across the country and around the world. Learn how you can get involved and grow.
At GCU, professional writing students develop skills in journalism, technical writing and creative and grant writing. The showcased work demonstrates their versatility, creativity and growing expertise through compelling journalism and multimedia storytelling.
Begin your journey at Grand Canyon University by applying online today.