A variety of learning experiences

SSW167 Field Work I

SSW 167 Field Work I integrates classroom learning with supervised field experience to develop foundational competencies in social work practice. Through a competency-based placement in a social service agency, students apply social work theory, ethical principles, and professional standards in practice. Students gain familiarity with the mandate, policies, and services of their practicum agency, as well as relevant community resources. The course emphasizes the application of knowledge and skills from prior coursework, including effective communication, collaboration, and professional relationship-building. Students also engage in inclusive and culturally responsive practice, demonstrate ongoing professional development, and reflect on the relationship between theory and practice in social work.

Credits

3.5

Prerequisite

SSW 160, SSW 162, HSER 174, PSYC 100, ENGL 110, and FAM 180 all with a minimum grade of 60%