Social Work (BSW)

FSU Panama City’s nationally accredited BSW program provides quality preparation and experience for entry-level practitioners who will work with diverse client systems and problems. Graduates will have hands-on field work to experience industry practices of helping people solve and cope with problems in their everyday lives.

The curriculum requires about four semesters to complete all course requirements for the major and 12 hours of field instruction. A supervised agency placement translates theory into practice, broadening your range of skills and strengthening your awareness of attitudes, motivations and judgments identified with the profession of social work. Placements include child welfare, corrections, developmental disabilities, health, mental health, schools and substance-abuse programs.

Students pursuing this degree also receive the option to earn an MSW degree in one year through our advanced-standing program.

 

 

Our nationally accredited undergraduate social work program provides quality preparation and on-the-job experience for entry-level practitioners who will work with diverse client systems and problems.