Bachelor of Arts in Social Work

The Bachelor of Arts in Social Work covers various social work practices and prepares students for diverse roles in the field. The course involves learning practical and theoretical aspects of social welfare, counseling, and community organization. It focuses on roles such as clinical social work, child welfare, mental health, substance abuse counseling, community advocacy, and more. The delivery format, duration, specific modules, and detailed structure are not specified.

Admission into the Development Studies program and the Counseling Psychology program require that a candidate meets the basic requirements of any of the degree programs offered at UEAB.

• Clinical Social Worker
• Child Welfare Social Worker
• School Social Worker
• Medical Social Worker
• Mental Health Counselor
• Substance Abuse Counselor
• Community Organizer
• Policy Analyst/Advocate
• Geriatric Social Worker
• Disaster Relief Social Worker
• Criminal Justice Social Worker
• International Social Worker
• Hospice and Palliative Care Social Worker
• Researcher/Evaluator
• Forensic Social Worker
• Family Therapist
• Rehabilitation Counselor
• Youth Counselor
• Housing Specialist
• Adoption Counselor
• Domestic Violence Advocate
• Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Counselor
• School Counselor
• Refugee Resettlement Worker
• Homeless Shelter Coordinator
• Human Rights Advocate
• Community Health Worker
• Public Health Educator
• Disability Rights Advocate
• LGBTQ+ Solution Specialist