School of Social Work
Social Work, Ph.D.
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Social Work Ph.D. Program
Why Get a Ph.D. in Social Work?
What is a Ph.D. in Social Work?
Why Choose Barry University?
Program Overview
Program Mission
Program Goals
Curriculum
Sequence of Courses
Course Descriptions
Research and Teaching Practica
Dissertation Titles

Program Goals

The program is successful when its graduates:

  • Effectively assume leadership roles in culturally diverse environments, interdisciplinary contexts, and in the profession, in order to impact systems and practice and promote social justice;
  • Demonstrate ability to construct or use extant theory, apply multiple research models and paradigms, and interpret data and findings to the ends of guiding practice, services, advocacy, and systems change;
  • Advance the knowledge base of Social Work for practice, administration of direct service programs, and social work education;
  • Represent and speak for the social work profession and its ethics and values;
  • Demonstrate command of a substantive area based on a chosen population, social problem, or field of practice.

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