PROGRAM OUTCOMES

1. Define and compare fundamental theories and concepts in social work.
2. Analyze the interdisciplinary connections of social work (psychology, law, sociology).
3. Interpret the historical development of social policy and welfare systems.
4. Integrate local and universal values into social work practices.
5. Collect and analyze data using social work research methods.
6. Apply and discuss professional ethical principles to theoretical cases.
7. Classify social problems (poverty, migration, domestic violence) and establish cause-and-effect relationships.
8. Relate human rights and social justice concepts to national and international legislation.
9. Design innovative and sustainable solutions in the field of social work.
10. Simulate interdisciplinary teamwork (role-playing, group projects).
11. Evaluate the effectiveness of social work practices through academic literature.
12. Design, conduct, and report on an independent research project.
13. Present current debates in the field of social work with a critical perspective.
14. Lead and manage a group under your responsibility (e.g., a student working group).
15. Discuss and exemplify the use of technology and digital tools in social work.
16. Connect global social issues (climate crisis, refugee rights) with local practices.
17. Assume a leadership role in social work and advocate for social transformation.