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Social Work Value and Ethics
Release Date: 2017-09-221. Basic Information for the course
Course Code: 204073
Course: Social Work Value and Ethics
Component: Compulsory courses
Hours: 48
No. of Credits: 3
Suitable users: Undergraduate students of social work
Assessment:Examination
Prerequisite Course: Introduction to Sociology
2.Course Description
The course aims to help students develop the value of social work, understand and recognize ethical principles in collaboration with professional practice requirements, apply principles to realistic work to improve the degree of pertinence and efficiency of social work. Its main contents are divided into theory and practice parts. The theoretical part discusses mainly its importance, its developing history, difference between west and China, and also differences in localization and other issues. Whereas the practical part focuses on the demonstration of work ethics in different fields, doubts in practical application and corresponding solutions concerned.