The Department of Social Welfare and Counseling aims to produce social workers, addiction experts, and youth counselors who help solve problems in individuals, families, and communities by using social welfare practice methods. In order to train these experts, We teach social welfare, addiction-related studies, and youth counseling based on basic social science knowledge.
| Academic Year | Semester | Module 1 (Social worker) |
Module 2 (Addiction expert) |
Module 3 (Youth counselor) |
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| 1 | Spring | Introduction to Social Welfare Human Behavior and Social Environment |
An Introduction to Addiction | Adolescent Understanding An Introduction to Psychology |
| Fall | Theory of Child Welfare Theory of Youth Welfare |
Behavioral Addiction | ||
| 2 | Spring | Social Welfare Practice Theory Theory of Community Welfare Social Welfare Legislation and Practice |
Drug Addiction | Developmental Psychology |
| Fall | Social Welfare Administration Theory Social Welfare Survey Theory Technology for Social Welfare Practice Theory of Welfare for the Disabled |
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy | Psychological Measurement and Evaluation | |
| 3 | Spring | Social Welfare Policy Theory Social Welfare in Mental Health Social Welfare and Cultural Diversity Development and Evaluation of Social Welfare Programs |
Psychopathology | Group Counseling |
| Fall | Social Welfare Field Practice Social Work in Health Care Theory of School Social Welfare Theory of Women's Welfare Family Counseling and Family Treatment |
Addiction Counseling | Counseling Theory and Practice Learning Psychology |
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| 4 | Spring | Theory of Corrective Welfare Social Welfare and Human Rights |
Understanding Internet Addiction and Consultation Motivation-enhanced Counseling Addiction Field Practice |
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| Fall | Social Welfare Guidance and Supervision Welfare State Theory |
Addiction Treatment Seminar Addiction Policy Theory |
