SOWK 5110 - Social Work Practice with Immigrants and Refugees

Students develop the skills, knowledge, values, and critical thinking capacity to practice social work with immigrants and refugees. Students: 1) describe historical and theoretical perspectives of migration, 2) analyze the intersection of migration with core areas of social work practice, including child welfare, criminal justice, education, mental health, and health systems, and 3) develop culturally responsive advocacy efforts and intervention strategies to improve immigrant and refugee well-being.

Credit Hours: (3)
Cross-listed Course(s): SOWK 4110

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