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The undergraduate social work program will prepare you for social work licensure in the state of Ohio, for entry-level social work practice, and for admission to graduate school. Through the program's strengths-based approach, you'll become a competent social work professional ready to work with diverse populations, those who are at risk of oppression, especially women, and to advance social and economic justice through leadership.
You’ll be individually matched with agencies and organizations for fieldwork practice based on your interests. Your professors will know you well enough to place you in agencies doing work you are passionate about, connect you with mentors you will click with, and seek out fieldwork environments that match your post-college goals.
This program offers both online and in-person courses and is fully accredited by the Council on Social Work Education.
Ursuline also offers an online, accelerated version of this undergraduate social work curriculum that is especially well suited to working adults. Learn more.
As a graduate of Ursuline's Bachelor's in Social Work (BSW) program, you'll have advanced standing in the Master of Social Work (MSW) program at Case Western Reserve University's Mandel School of Social Science.
U.S. News and World Report ranks social work in the Ten Best Social Service Professions. By 2022, the field is expected to grow by 19%. Here is just a sample of the community agencies and organizations employing our Social Work graduates:
Upon completion of the SW 338 Theory course, you'll complete a formal admission process to pursue the Bachelor's in Social Work (BSW) degree. Criteria for admission includes:
