Social Work
The bachelor of social work degree includes course and field work that prepare students for entry-level professional social work practice. The degree also prepares students for admission to graduate school. By combining course work and field experience, students learn the professional foundation of knowledge, theories, skills and values that enable them to function as social workers in areas such as public assistance, child welfare, mental health, mental retardation, rehabilitation, delinquency, corrections, community development, planning and administration, aging, and health care.
Degrees Offered: BSW
Minor available? No
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Division of Health Sciences
Through one-on-one treatment of people with health problems, undertaking medical research, and engaging in activities aimed at improving the health and well-being of whole populations, students, faculty and staff of the Division of Health Sciences strive to improve the quality of life of the people of Nevada. Emphasizing a multi-disciplinary approach, the Division of Health Sciences produces graduates across the spectrum of the health professions, provides comprehensive clinical care, broadens community health awareness and pursues collaborative academic programs and community partnerships.