SOCW 300 - Adolescence - Older Adulthood

3 Credit Hours
This course provides the student knowledge of human development in the social environment from adolescence through older adulthood and end of life, stressing both healthy and non-healthy aspects of development and behavior. A core of theories, concepts, and skills is presented so that the student can effectively apply this content to practice with client systems. This course will ground the student in the person-in-environment perspective by considering biological, psychological, social, spiritual and environmental aspects of development, making the course appropriate for many disciplines.

Course Attributes: Population Health

Levels: Graduate Undergraduate

College of Professional Sci Social Work