Social Work, Adult Degree Program, B.S.W.

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Belmont’s Social Work Degree program is CSWE accredited and prepares you for generalist practice in social work. This means you will be trained to assist individuals, groups, and communities function successfully, helping them deal with a vast array of obstacles. The curriculum listed is for those students who have been admitted to the Adult Degree Programs within Belmont University.

BELL Core Requirements: 50 Hours (minimum)

Bachelor of Social Work (B.S.W.)

LIS 1100 Intellectual Growth and Inquiry 2 Hours
SWK 4015 Senior Seminar 3 Hours

Social Work Courses: 49 Hours

SWK 2000 Introduction to Social Work 3 Hours
SWK 2050 Social Work Research 4 Hours
SWK 2250 Human Behavior and Social Environment I 3 Hours
SWK 2300 Exploring Human Diversity 3 Hours
SWK 3210 Social Work Practice I 3 Hours
SWK 3220 Social Work Practice II 3 Hours
SWK 3230 Social Work Practice III 3 Hours
SWK 3700 Social Work Field Forum 3 Hours
SWK 3810 Social Welfare Policy Issues and Services I 3 Hours
SWK 3820 Social Welfare Policy Issues and Services II 3 Hours
SWK 4230 Crisis Intervention 3 Hours
SWK 4410 Field Instruction I 6 Hours
SWK 4420 Field Instruction II - Cultural Responsiveness 6 Hours
SWK Elective 3 Hours

Social Work, Adult Degree Program, B.S.W.

BELL Core Requirements: 50 Hours (minimum)

Social Work Courses: 49 Hours

General Electives: 29 Hours (minimum)

Total Required for the Program: 128 Hours