Courses

“The roots of education are bitter, but its fruits are sweet”

Aristotle
This Individual major encompasses a diverse array of interdisciplinary courses among which we have: Social Work, Psychology, Political science, Sociology and Business courses.
Social Work 258: Social Policy
American Social Welfare Policy

Social welfare policies exemplify how society’s values and needs translate into policies and programs. Social workers create, implement, and evaluate policies in all areas of social policy. Students study policy formation and analysis that reflect interests and powers of diverse groups as well as economic and social realities of certain populations at risk of poverty and discrimination. The course emphasizes policy impact on women, people in poverty, people of color, and empowerment in policy practice.

Social work 254: Inclusive Practice for Individuals and Families

This is a Social Work course that provide training to aspiring social workers to identify strengths and problems of diverse individuals and families; frame goals and plans for change and use ethical decision-making, informed by the scientific method. This training aims to help caseworkers work effectively with individuals and families.

Social Work 254: Inclusive Practice for individuals and families
Direct Social Work Practice

Social Work 261: Inclusive practice for groups, communities and organisations

Social Work 261: Inclusive Practice for Groups, Communities and Organisations
Group Work : A Humanistic and Skills Building Approach

Social Work 274: Research Methods

Social Work 274: Research Methods
Research Methods for Social Work

Social Work 246: Human Behavior in the Social Environment

Social Work 246: Human Behavior in the Social Environment
Human Behavior And Social Environment

Social Work 373: Just Practice

Social Work 373: Just Practice
Readings for Diversity and Social Justice
By  adams, maurianne

MGMT 257: Design Thinking for Innovation

MGMT 257: Design Thinking for innovation –
Value Proposition Design
By  osterwalder, alexander

PSYCH 241: Development Psychology

PSYCH 241: Development Psychology
Experience Human Development (Looseleaf)
By  papalia, diane e.

FAMST 398: Independant Research on PTSD Family Based Treatments (Case studies of Israel and Rwandan genocides)

FAMST 398: Independant Research on PTSD Family Based Treatments (Case studies of Israel and Rwandan genocides)
https://www.hachette.com.au/kate-nicholls/under-the-camelthorn-tree-the-impact-of-trauma-on-one-family

ECON 121: Principles of Economics

ECON 121: Principles of Economics
https://www.amazon.com/Principles-Economics-Steven-Greenlaw/dp/1938168232

PSCI 298: Independant Research on Conflicts, Theory, & Relief Organisations

PSCI 298: Independant Research on Conflicts, Theory, & Relief Organisations

BUS 251: Management

BUS 251: Management