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Department of Social Welfare

The Department of Social Welfare helps students to acquire the certificates to become first and second class social workers and to work for government offices, social welfare corporations, social welfare facilities and social organizations.

Overview

The Department of Social Welfare trains and produces professional social workers needed in the country for the 21st century. Students acquire the certificate for second class social work when they graduate and they can acquire the certificate for first class social work when they pass the national test after graduation.

Major in Social Welfare

• We train professionals needed for the booming elderly related industry and elderly welfare system. As the Prolonged Welfare Insurance System for the Elderly is enforced, we have also enforced the majors relating to social welfare for the elderly. Moreover, youth related subjects have been added in order to meet the needs and demands of the young within the social welfare system. We also train students to become professional workers in youth related areas.

Major in Multi-cultural Social Welfare

• We train professionals who can adjust flexibly to the reality that this society is rapidly changing into a multi-cultural society. We train students to become on-site leaders in a multi-cultural society: leaders who possess professionalism, knowledge, ability and who can resolve multi-cultural related conflicts and contribute to the social oneness of a multi-cultural society.

Curriculum

Major in Social Welfare

• Introduction to Social Welfare, Human Behavior and Social Environment, Social Welfare Policy, Social Welfare and Law, Theories of Social Welfare Practice, Skills and Techniques for Social Welfare Practice, Research Methods for Social Welfare, Social Welfare Administration, Community Welfare, Social Welfare Practicum, Introduction to Public Administration, Sociology, Psychology, Child & Youth Welfare, School Social Work, Welfare for the Aged, Care Welfare, Welfare for the Disabled, Social Work in Mental Health, Social Welfare with families, Social Problems, Social Security, Program Development and Evaluation, History of Development in Social Welfare, Social Welfare Data Analysis, Volunteerism, Special Lecture, Seminar

Major for Multi-cultural Social Welfare

• Introduction to Social Welfare, Human Behavior and Social Environment, Social Welfare Policy, Social Welfare and Law, Theories of Social Welfare Practice, Skills and Techniques for Social Welfare Practice, Research Methods for Social Welfare, Social Welfare Administration, Community Welfare, Social Welfare Practicum, Introduction to Public Administration, Sociology, Psychology, Child & Youth Welfare, School Social Work, Welfare for the Aged, Care Welfare, Welfare for the Disabled, Social Work in Mental Health, Social Welfare with families, Social Problems, Social Security, Program Development and Evaluation, History of Development in Social Welfare, Social Welfare Data Analysis, Volunteerism, Special Lecture, Theory of Welfare Culture, Understanding Multi-cultural Society, Social Work with Multi-cultural Families, Theory and Practice of Multi-cultural Education

Career

Public Officials in Charge of Social Welfare

• Social, Reform, Corrective and Protection Social Welfare Series 5th, 7th, 9th Public Official City, Province, County, Area and Town, Township, Local Area or Social Welfare Organization

Government Organizations Related to Social Welfare (Ministry of Health and Welfare, Ministry of Employment and Labor, etc), Corporations (National Health Insurance Corporation, National Pension Service, etc), NPO, etc.

Organizations Related to Social Welfare

• Organizations for the elderly (elderly welfare organizations, homes for the elderly, professional hospitals for the elderly, etc)
• Organizations for youth (youth counseling centers, youth camp centers, youth organizations, etc)
• Organizations for women (mother and child protection shelters, centers for single mothers, temporary shelters, women's welfare centers, etc)
• Organizations for the disabled (life facilities for the disabled, welfare centers for the disabled, career and rehabilitation centers for the disabled, etc)
• Organizations for children (child care facilities, temporary protection shelters for children, counseling centers for children, etc)
• Organizations for Mental Health (medical organizations for mental health, social rehabilitation institutions for mental patients, mental rehabilitation centers, etc)
• Schools (elementary, middle, high school social workers)

Faculty

Professor

Name	Education	Year	Final Degree	Major
Hyo Jin Shin	Columbia University	2004	Ph.D.	Advanced Clinical Social Work
Seong Jie Shim	Westfalische Wilhelms Universitat Munster	2000	Ph.D.	Social Policy
Tae Young Um	Yonsei University	2009	Ph.D.	Social Welfare Policy
Jung Ah Choi	Yonsei University	2009	Ph.D.	Youth Welfare/Mental Health
Pyeong Tak Nahm	The University of Iowa	1993	Ph.D.	Economics

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