Being situated in a medical university, the Department not only provides courses in the social work field, but also medical-related subjects, such as Anatomic Physiology, Introduction to Medicine, and Introduction to Psychiatry. A minimum of 128 credits, including 75 required credits, 25 elective credits, and 28 general education credits are required for a bachelor degree. The practice of social work is required and is to be taken in the summer breaks and the regular fall semester.
Required Courses |
Electives Courses |
Psychology Anatomic Physiology Introduction to Medicine Sociology Introduction to Medical Sociology Social Psychology Social Statistics (Including Practice) Social Research Methods Introduction to Social Work Social Casework Social Group Work (Including Internship) Community Work Health Administration and Management Social Work Internship Introduction to Social Welfare Social Policy and Social Legislation Social Welfare Administration Human Behavior and the Social Environment Social Research Methods Program Planning and Evaluation Social Work Management |
Sociological Theory Health Insurance and Management Introduction to Health Behavior Medical Anthropology Health and Social Behavior Deviant Behavior of Adolescents Social Stratification Social Change Social Problems Sociology of Gender Social Gerontology Organizational Sociology Cultural Anthropology Demography Urban Sociology Sociology of Religion History of Medical Social Thought Seminars in Medical Sociology Theories and Techniques of Counseling Introduction to Psychiatry Psychiatric Social Work Medical Social Work Social Work with the Disabled School Social Work Social Work with Children Social Work with Older Adults Program Planning and Evaluation Seminars in Social Work Practice Hospital Administration and Management Human Resources Management Introduction to Social Insurance Epidemiology (Including Practice ) Health in Aging Chronic Disease Control Introduction to Social Science Medical Ethics and Regulation Seminars in Long Term Care Group Dynamics Social Work with Adolescents Family Social Work Volunteer Services Social Work Theories Social Work Value and Ethics |