Social Work
The Social Work program at Concordia College is dedicated to educating students for competent and effective generalist social work practice. The program creates a learning environment that offers faith- based, value-oriented learning to promote social justice, self-assessment, service to the community, self-determination, and respect for diversity.
Concordia's program is fully accredited by the Council on Social Work Education as a baccalaureate social work education program.
Every social work student has an opportunity to put in 500 hours in supervised social work settings. We view the world as our classroom—studying with social work professionals in Washington, D.C., Manhattan, New York State, Connecticut, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. In addition, students gain invaluable experience by attending and presenting at social work conferences. Consider these other great reasons to earn your social work degree at Concordia:
- Graduates from our CSWE accredited program may complete their master’s in social work in one year at any school that accepts advanced standing.
- For more information on the Social Work Program's Assessment self-study, please view the outcomes findings here: CSWE Assessment 2015
- The New York State Social Work Education Association (comprising 30 undergraduate programs from across the state) has recognized the incredible caliber of our students by electing three as Student of the Year in the past six years.
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Program Assessment
Learning Outcomes | 2019 & 2020
Sample Social Work Program Courses
Social work is a four-year baccalaureate program leading to a Bachelor of Science degree. Course examples include:
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