Bachelor of Social Work
Program Overview
The Department of Social Work at CSU Pueblo prepares BSW generalist practitioners to engage in a global society across diverse systems of all sizes, including individuals, families, groups, organizations, and communities with interventions grounded in scientific inquiry. Students will utilize an anti-racist, anti-oppressive perspective to enhance life and dignity for all people in a rapidly changing world.
CSU Pueblo faculty and staff are dedicated towards providing a rich and interacting learning experience where our students get to work hands-on with a local agency that helps them collaborate with individuals, families, and communities in need. Our graduates are highly regarded by the social service community. They are sought after to fill social work staffing needs in the surrounding urban and rural communities in this region. Many graduates from this program are administrators and practitioners in social service agencies throughout Southern Colorado.
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How long will a social work degree take to earn?
Accredited social work programs are given the stamp of approval by the national accrediting body, the Council on Social Work Education. This stamp of approval guarantees that your education meets the standards of the profession regarding beginning social work practice.