Social work isn’t confined to one country—it’s a global mission. To make a real impact, you need to understand diverse perspectives and how different societies approach social care, healthcare systems, and the factors that shape well-being. Our Education Abroad programs give you the chance to go beyond textbooks and experience these challenges firsthand. The world is more connected than ever, and social workers must be ready to tackle complex issues that stretch across borders. Economic shifts, political movements, and environmental crises don’t just shape individual communities—they influence entire nations. Studying abroad gives you the cultural awareness and critical problem-solving skills to meet these challenges head-on and drive meaningful change.
See the World, Change Lives
Transform Your Education—And Your Future
Studying abroad isn’t just an opportunity—it’s a game-changer. You can earn academic credits while traveling and advancing your degree, all while immersing yourself in real-world social work experiences in global settings. This journey will help you see the world through a new lens, developing cultural awareness and sharpening critical thinking skills that will shape your future. Plus, financial aid and scholarships make these experiences more accessible, ensuring that your dream of global learning can become a reality.
Croatia
Study community rebuilding in post-war regions and work alongside local NGOs.
Ghana
Explore structural racism through historical sites and engage in critical discussions on global inequality.
South Korea
Experience social work in an East Asian context, learning from professionals in the field.
Practicum Abroad
The BSW/MSW Study Abroad Field Practicum offers unparalleled hands-on experience, enabling students to work with leading social organizations across Croatia, Kosovo, and South Africa. Through these placements, students contribute to initiatives focused on community development, youth empowerment, healthcare, and social justice, equipping them with the knowledge and skills to drive positive change in the field of social work.
