Does the social work major belong to law, law, or sociology?

The social work major belongs to the legal field. It is a service activity guided by altruistic values, based on scientific knowledge, and using scientific methods to help others. It aims to help disadvantaged groups in society and prevent and solve social problems caused in part by economic difficulties or unhealthy lifestyles.

Cultivation objectives: This major cultivates people with basic social work theory and knowledge, relatively skilled social investigation and research skills and social work abilities, and can work in civil affairs, labor, social security and health departments, and trade unions, Senior professionals engaged in social security, social policy research and other work in social organizations such as youth and women and other social welfare, service and public welfare groups.

Main courses: Introduction to Sociology, Introduction to Social Work, Case and Group Work, Community Work, Social Administration, Social Insurance and Social Welfare, Social Environmental Protection, Organizational Sociology, Social Psychology, Youth Social Work wait.