Bachelor of Science in Social Work

Bradley’s undergraduate Social Work program prepares you to make a lasting impact by upholding core values like service, social justice, and the dignity and worth of every person. With a strong foundation in critical thinking, ethical practice, and scientific inquiry, you’ll develop the skills to support diverse populations across multiple systems—individuals, families, groups, organizations, and communities. Accredited by the Council on Social Work Education, this Bachelor’s program offers hands-on learning through field placements, research opportunities, and community engagement. Whether pursuing licensure in Illinois or an accelerated Master of Social Work (MSW), you’ll graduate ready to lead in social work settings, from healthcare and education to policy and nonprofit leadership. Experiential Learning Bradley’s undergraduate Social Work program blends classroom learning with real-world experience to prepare you for impactful careers and accelerated paths to a Master of Social Work (MSW) and professional licensure. Accredited by the Council on Social Work Education, the Bachelor’s program emphasizes service, social justice, human rights, and scientific inquiry, ensuring you graduate ready to make a difference. Hands-on opportunities include: Community-Based Projects – Participate in initiatives like the Gimme Shelter program, which raises awareness about housing insecurity. Field Placements – Gain professional experience in schools, hospitals, child welfare organizations, and community agencies. Research & Conferences – Collaborate with faculty on peer-reviewed publications and present at professional conferences. Group & Leadership Training – Engage in strategic planning, lead support groups, and work with local social service agencies.

High School Transcript - Official or unofficial transcript showing your complete academic record throughout secondary school. Proof of English language proficiency or waiver qualification. Depending on where you attend secondary school, you may also be required to submit relevant exam scores (WAEC, GCES, etc.) in addition to your transcripts or mark sheets.