Undergraduate Education

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Make your career count.

As an undergraduate student at UB, you have exciting options to explore in the School of Social Work and gain an introduction to the field. Select from an array of minors, micro-credentials and elective courses that concentrate on social justice and racial equity and build your knowledge and skills to promote community and individual change.

Academic Programs and Courses

  • Take an Elective with Us
    4/18/24
    Continuing education is vital to professional development for social workers. Our wide variety of elective courses are offered in online, hybrid and seated formats.
Elective Spotlight

SW 130 Black Lives Matter: Building Racial Justice and Solidarity (Seated)

"This course empowered me with the tools to work through problems and scenarios concerning race in America in an educational, practical, active and relatable way. I have learned how to look at the challenging experience of Black people with ease because I know how and where to look for help and guidance. Overall, I believe SW 130 ignited a spirit of relationship-building that I was not too keen on just a few years ago. I am confident that on my journey in life, I will continue to pull from the materials in SW 130." — Nakkia, UB senior

Contact

Patricia Logan-Greene.

Filomena Critelli, PhD
Associate Professor and Director of Undergraduate Studies
Email: fmc8@buffalo.edu
Phone: 716-645-1250