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LO-1
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Explains the general characteristics, knowledge, skills, and values basis of social work discipline and profession around the principles of human rights, social justice, and indigenous knowledge. |
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LO-2
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Analyzes meta theories (System Theory, Ecological Approach, Strengths and Empowerment Approach) at micro, mezo, and macro levels in the context of person-in-environment interaction and emancipatory practice. |
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LO-3
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Evaluates specific theoretical approaches (Crisis Intervention, Feminist, CBT, Solution-Focused, Psychosocial, etc.) developed for individuals, families, groups, and communities through case scenarios. |
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LO-4
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Constructs rights-based intervention plans aimed at combating structural barriers, discrimination, and exclusion by integrating the stages of the planned change process with theoretical models within generalist social work. |
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LO-5
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Critically discusses ethical dilemmas in social work practice in line with the principles of respect for human dignity, collective responsibility, non-maleficence, and privacy. |