The Bachelor's Degree Program in Social Work is an interdisciplinary educational program that aims to train social workers capable of developing professional interventions for social problems arising at the individual, family, group, and community levels. Within the scope of the program, students acquire theoretical knowledge in social work theories, social policy, psychology, sociology, law, and related social science fields; they develop their professional skills through practical courses and field training.
The program is structured in line with human rights, social justice, and professional ethical principles, aiming to train students to become professionals with the professional competencies to make decisions based on scientific knowledge, think critically, and work with different client groups.
Graduates can work in various institutions in the field of social work, including public institutions, local governments, health organizations, and civil society organizations.