SW-515: Human Behavior in the Social Environment for Generalist Practice

This course presents and discusses the biological, psychological, social, cultural and environmental elements of human behavior across the life span. Students learn and apply theories from various disciplines that explain human behavior and the interactions between individuals, groups, communities, and societies. Special attention given to the implications of diversity in relation to human development and behavior. Prerequisites: Admission to Regular Standing MSW Program and Prerequisite or Corequisite: SW 500.