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1. All courses are 3
credit hours each, unless otherwise indicated.
2. Normally, a course will
not be run without a minimum enrolment of students.
SWK101:
Introduction to Social Work
Orientation to the
profession of social work; historical
development, values and philosophy, scope and aims.
SWK102:
General Social Work Practice I
Orientation to practice
principles, concepts, values,
knowledge base, and their application.
SWK103:
General Social Work Practice II
Introduction to practice
skills with individuals, families,
groups, and communities.
SWK104:
Human Behavior and the Social Environment
Overview of social work's
person-in-environment focus as it
applies to human behavior in the context of families, groups,
communities, and
organization.
SWK201:
Socio-cultural Content for Social Work Practice
Examination of ethnicity,
class, and sex statuses as these
affect human development and behavior for social work practice.
SWK202:
General Social Work Practice III
Use of problem-solving
process in practice with individuals,
families, groups, and communities.
SWK203:
General Social Work Practice IV
Examination of practice
methods and intervention models;
identification and analysis of issues related to practice.
SWK204:
Research Methods for Social Work
Introduction to social
science methodological approaches for
meeting the challenges inherent in social welfare and intervention
research.
SWK301:
Social Work with the Person and Family Dynamics
Use of knowledge and
interpersonal skills to assist people
and their families in using personal and social resources for problem
solving.
SWK302:
Introduction to Community and Organizational Processes
This course examines the
special characteristics of the
social worker as community organizer.
SWK303:
Theory and Practice of Social Group Work
Examination of theories
and methods of social work
intervention focused on group work.
SWK304:
Interpersonal Skills Development for Social Work
Basic interpersonal
skills focusing on interpersonal
communications, conscious use of self, and development of interviewing
and
group leadership skills.
SWK401:
Integrative Practice Seminar
Discussion on the use of
knowledge and understanding in
analyses of case studies and direct service practice.
Students are given the
opportunity to examine current trends
in the field of social welfare through readings.
SWK403:
Special Topics in Doing Social Work in Cambodia
This course provides
students with the opportunity to select
a specific social work topic as it relates to Cambodia's development.
SWK404:
Field Work Practicum (9 credits)
This is equivalent to 4
terms of training. Students begin their field instruction placement in
the third year and spend 24 hours per week (usually Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays) in a field placement agency assigned by the
Dean of the College of Social Sciences. The College of Social Sciences
generally makes placement assignments within local agencies that have
been approved similar in scope and context of the BSWKprogram to ensure
that the practicum training meet students educational needs.
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