SOCIAL WORK at Boise State University

Are you interested in a fulfilling career where you can help people of all ages meet their needs and improve their day-to-day lives? A degree in Social Work prepares you to work with individuals, families, households, groups, organizations and communities to address issues of coping and emotional support. You'll also develop the tools you need to deal with broader challenges, such as violence and social inequality, that affect all people. As a social worker, you would directly impact the public by connecting vulnerable people with resources and support. Boise State University has the oldest and most established Social Work program in the state of Idaho, accredited with the Council on Social Work Education since 1974.