SOWK 450 - International Studies

3 credits

Description
The course will examine family and child welfare issues in a country outside the U.S. within a social work framework with instruction related to this country’s culture, history, demographics, the legal system, social welfare institutions, health care systems, and preventative services being introduced into the region.

Prerequisites
SOWK 130, 240, 270 (or concurrently enrolled in SOWK 270).

Repeatable
Repeated once for credit

Note
Open to non-social work majors

Foundational Studies Credit
[FS 2010: Integrative Upper-Division Electives]

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