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Explore Social Work as a U-M Undergraduate

Social work is dedicated to the pursuit of social justice through direct service and advocacy on the local, national and global levels. Social workers are change agents who are creating new approaches to poverty, homelessness, mental illness, violence toward children and addiction to name a few.

Social workers provide individual, family and group counseling, connecting people with resources and service providers. Many social workers work with communities, organizations or governments to address social problems on a systems level and create social change. Social workers also advocate for vulnerable populations, fighting to end the inequalities and injustices they see in their communities.

Undergraduate Social Work Options

Community Action and Social Change Undergraduate Minor

The Community Action and Social Change Minor (CASC) for students interested in developing knowledge, skills and experiences in community action and social change.

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U-M Sociology and Social Work

Earn your BA in Sociology and your MSW from the #1 schools in the country (U.S. News & World Reports). Enroll in Sociology and Social Work to earn your BA in four years and your MSW with three semesters of classes.

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UM-Dearborn Human Services and Social Work

The University of Michigan School of Social Work and the University of Michigan Dearborn College of Education, Health & Human Services have partnered to create a stream-lined curriculum for undergraduate Human Services students to enter the MSW program.

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