Boston College School of Social Work has a long history of running schools and strong professional strength in the field of social work education. Its professional courses and practical training systems are used for reference by many social work majors in various countries, so it has always attracted many overseas students who are engaged in social public services, community construction and vulnerable group assistance work.
The school's main training directions include clinical social work, social policy research, community public welfare operation and cross-border social assistance. In the course teaching, it not only teaches professional social work theories and service skills, but also focuses on analyzing the social problems and cultural differences in different regions of the world, so that international students can combine their own national conditions to carry out targeted learning and accumulation.
The school has established a large number of off-campus practical cooperation institutions, covering community service centers, social relief organizations, psychological assistance stations and other platforms. Students need to complete a large number of on-site service practice hours during their study. At the same time, the school also sets up special international social work research projects to explore effective solutions to transnational poverty relief, refugee assistance and immigrant group integration problems. Graduates of this major can be engaged in public welfare organization management, social policy research and community public service construction in various countries, with wide employment space.
Boston College School of Social Work Website(https://www.bc.edu/ssw)
