Social Work Degrees in Oklahoma – OK

By Laura Wrede, allied health world contributing writer
Published: August, 30 2010

You can obtain a social work degree in Oklahoma by applying to one of the universities or colleges that offer degree programs suitable for this career. Along with traditional brick-and-mortar schools, considering online and distance learning will expand your educational options. The main criteria you will want to keep in mind are finding a program that is acceptable to the Oklahoma State Board of Licensed Social Workers. This is the governing body issuing you a state license to practice as a social worker in Oklahoma.

One qualified undergraduate degree program is a Bachelor of Arts in Social Work. This degree will include the necessary courses that will prepare you for a career in social work. Coursework for this program include the following classes:

• Interviewing Skills in Generalist Practice           
• Generalist Practice with Individuals and Families
• Human Behavior in Individuals and Families
• Cultural Diversity and Oppression
• Generalist Practice with Families and Groups
• Human Behavior in Groups, Organizations, and Communities
• Social Welfare Policy--Analysis and Practice

In your senior year, you will have two semesters of practicum. These practicum courses form the Capstone Seminar required for this particular program. For locations to complete your practicum, check with hospitals in Oklahoma like Saint Francis Hospital, Oklahoma State University Medical Center, and Saint Anthony Hospital.

Social Worker Schools in Oklahoma

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University of Phoenix

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Locations:

• Irving
• Hurst
• Oklahoma City
• Tulsa
• Dallas

Programs:

• BS in Human Services Management
• BS in Human Services
• BS in Psychology

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