Course Overview:

The Social Work Management program at Harvan International Institute is designed to prepare students for a career dedicated to improving community well-being and addressing social issues. This program combines theoretical knowledge with practical skills to equip students with the necessary tools to manage social work projects and organizations effectively.

Course Structure:

Our comprehensive curriculum includes the following key areas:

• Introduction to Social Work: Understanding the foundations and principles of social work practice.
• Human Behavior and Social Environment: Study of human development and behavior in social contexts.
• Social Work Practice: Techniques and methods for effective social work intervention.
• Community Development: Strategies for empowering communities and fostering sustainable development.
• Social Policy and Advocacy: Analysis of social policies and how to advocate for social change.
• Project Management: Skills for planning, implementing, and evaluating social work projects.
• Research Methods in Social Work: Techniques for conducting and applying research in social work practice.

Learning Outcomes:

Graduates of the Social Work Management program will be able to:

• Apply social work theories and methods to practice.
• Manage and lead social service organizations and projects.
• Advocate for social justice and policy change.
• Conduct research to inform social work practices.
• Develop and implement community development initiatives.