S W 5210 - Human Behavior and the Social Environment II (3)

When Offered: Spring
This is the second of two courses in the MSW foundation year that provide knowledge for understanding and assessing human behavior and interaction in varied social, cultural, and economic contexts as a necessary foundation for effective social work practice with clients and constituencies. The course will examine bio-psycho-social-spiritual development from late adolescence through late adulthood utilizing life course and person-in-environment perspectives, multidisciplinary theoretical frameworks, and research.
Prerequisites: Successful completion of S W 5005, S W 5010, S W 5020, S W 5030, and S W 5040 or permission of the instructor.