897 Bachelor's degrees in Social Work in North America

The Secondary Education - Social Science programme at University of Nebraska-Lincoln is a public bachelor degree designed for future middle and high school teachers. This 120-credit hour course offers extensive classroom experience, preparing students for professional teacher certification through a comprehensive curriculum.

The Human Services and International Affairs programme at Northeastern University is a public bachelor degree designed for those seeking global impact. This full-time course combines social policy with international relations to address pressing societal issues through a comprehensive academic framework.

The Psychology - Human Services programme at Appalachian State University is a full-time Bachelor of Science degree based at the Boone campus. This undergraduate course combines compassion with research-led skills, preparing students for direct service roles through a deep study of human behaviour and mental processes.

The Social Work programme at Eastern Michigan University prepares students for professional practice through a comprehensive curriculum. This bachelor degree, delivered via a public study mode, focuses on social justice and community welfare. Students develop essential skills for diverse social service environments over the duration.

The Human Services degree from Cambridge College provides broad-based knowledge of individuals, families, and communities, with historical and multicultural perspectives.

The School of Social Work at University of Arkansas at Little Rock is committed to students’ professional development. They deliver social work education that challenges students to think differently about social problems faced by the most vulnerable populations. 

Sociology and Human Services from Fort Lewis College is a great place to start! Led by a dynamic faculty, FLC’s Sociology Department blends internships with writing and theory courses to hone the skills you’ll need to work for the welfare of others.

The Diploma in Social Work at The University of the West Indies is designed to allow graduate level applicants with non Social Work degrees the opportunity to gain professional certification in Social Work.

The Bachelor of Arts in Social Work at Auburn University is fully accredited by the Council on Social Work Education.

Our Human Services program at Post University will equip you with the skills to work at the individual, group, and community level. 

As a student in the Developmental Services Worker programme offered by the Durham College, you will learn how to develop and implement support plans that encourage the development of meaningful and relevant skills, self determination, full community participation and healthy lifestyles. You will also learn how to support families in which a member has a development disability.

This interdisciplinary Non-Governmental Organizations and Social Change program at University of Southern California focuses on the roots of social conflict, on theories and methods for understanding them, and on the Non-Governmental Organizations and Social Change (NGOs) and nonprofits that address them.

The Bachelor's of Social Work Program at the Fayetteville State University is designed to prepare students for practice with individuals, families, groups, communities, and organizations in rural and military settings.

Students of the Social Work program from Jackson State University learn the knowledge, skills, values, and ethics of the profession of social work in a supportive academic environment. 

A professional Social Work program from La Sierra University prepares graduates of this program for beginning-level, generalist social work practice. 

The Social Work program at California State University San Bernardino offers Council on Social Work Education (CSWE), competency-based coursework to prepare students for generalist social work practice and equips them to work in agency settings with individuals, families, groups, organizations, and communities.

Study humanity in all its diversity in our Social and Behavioral Sciences program at Seton Hall University, which will empower you to understand group behavior through a variety of social scientific perspectives.

The Women's Studies programme at the University of Northern British Columbia is a comprehensive undergraduate degree exploring gender through historical and societal lenses. This full-time course requires 120 credit hours for completion, offering students a deep dive into feminism, justice, and international studies.

Social Work of Northern Caribbean University deals specifically with the promotion of social justice, social change and the empowerment and liberation of people to enhance their capacity and well-being towards social functioning.

The Social Services programme at Earlham College prepares ethical, culturally sensitive individuals who are prepared to thrive in a variety of careers in counseling, social work, human resources and other fields.