BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM

The University at Albany's School of Social Welfare is a nationally ranked program that offers outstanding education for the social work profession -- one of the most in-demand career choices for the next two decades.

The School's Baccalaureate Program is fully accredited by the Council on Social Work Education. SSW faculty and students have won many honors for their dedication to solving human problems.

Social work is a career with meaning, action, diversity, satisfaction, and an abundance of options -- a rewarding profession devoted to helping people function their best at home and in the community. Through social work, you can provide direct service or therapy to people, or work for change to improve social conditions.

• The Baccalaureate Program prepares students for beginning social work. It provides liberal education for students interested in the social sciences and human service professions and many graduates qualify for advanced standing in M.S.W. programs.