Social Work, Ph.D.

Learning Outcomes

• Students will demonstrate capacity to use empirical and theoretical knowledge across disciplines to analyze human behavior that is relevant to social work and social welfare.
• Students will apply appropriately a range of methods in the design and implementation of community-engaged social and behavioral research.
• Students will demonstrate the ability to define appropriate research questions that are theoretically based.
• Students will demonstrate knowledge and skills in curriculum development, course planning, classroom management and principles of professional education.
• Students will demonstrate knowledge and skills in pedagogy.
• Students will demonstrate knowledge and skills in communicating and disseminating knowledge distinct from university teaching.