Academics
Bachelor of Social Work
Why Choose Social Work at WIU?

- Program is accredited by the Council on Social Work Education
- Courses are taught by faculty who have social work practice experience, enhancing their teaching, research, publication, and community service
- Classes with hands-on learning experiences including recording interviews, facilitating group and family meetings, and service learning opportunities
- The practicum course, the final course in the professional curriculum, provides a minimum of 450 hours of social work experience in a social service agency under professional supervision
- Opportunities to work closely with faculty through the Social Work Student Association, Phi Alpha Honor Society, Social Work Fall Fair, Social Work Career Panel, and community events.
Program Availability
- Macomb
Job Placements of WIU Graduates

- Department of Child and Family Services
- Community Crisis Center of Elgin
- Center for Youth and Family Services
- McDonough District Hospital Advocacy Services
- Lutheran Social Services
Scholarships

´ºÓêÖ±²¥ Illinois University awards over 1,000 scholarships annually based on a variety of factors, including academic achievement, talent, leadership, geographical location, field of study, and financial need. To explore all the scholarship and award opportunities available at WIU, please visit the Scholarship Office website.
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