SOCW 6315 Social Work with Diverse Populations
Course prepares students for effective professional intervention in a diverse world, and provides an understanding of how discrimination and oppression operate to limit the life opportunities of members of minority, vulnerable, at risk, and disenfranchised groups. Course analyzes discrimination based on factors such as race, ethnicity, social class, gender, and sexual orientation. Responses to discrimination and inequality, including strategies for intervention employing a sustainability framework, are examined.
Prerequisite
Completion of foundation curriculum or admission into advanced standing.
Offered
As scheduled