About Social Work
Are you interested in helping people as a social worker, community advocate, or child and family advocate in schools and non-profit organizations?
R星视频鈥檚 Social Work AA-T is designed to prepare students for transfer into the CSU system and employment in the human services field. Social work is an applied behavioral science and focuses on the essential information for understanding and critically analyzing behavior, social forces, and conditions in diverse environments. Students will gain essential skills and hands-on experience in providing human services. The program will enable students to develop an analysis of how social conditions contribute to inequality and the need for social services.
Explore Potential Careers
Studying Anthropology can lead to a variety of different jobs or career paths. Below are just some of the many options you will have!
Social Services
- Case Management
- Social Work
- Child welfare services
Community Services
- Non-profits
- Urban planning and community development
- Environmental groups
- Advocacy
Law
- Law enforcement/Investigations
- Probation/Parole
- Criminal Justice
- Attorneys/Paralegal
Teaching
- Elementary and secondary
- Special Education
- ESL
Program Options
Click on the degree or certificate you're interested in earning to see a sample map of courses to take to complete your goal from start to finish.
Please note that the course maps provided are just an example to help you get started. Please meet with a counselor to personalize the plan to you and your Academic goals.
Transfer Options
The program coursework you complete at City College will satisfy lower-division requirements for related majors at several colleges and universities. Start planning your transfer by exploring CSU and UC Campuses with Sociology Programs.
Have questions about transfer? Visit the Transfer Center for help, transfer information, and/or to speak with college representatives.