SWRK 51000
Ethics, Professionalism And Self Care
Purdue University Northwest · UGRD · Fall 2026
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This course introduces future social workers to the ethical practice of social work from a generalist perspective, including professional conduct and self-care awareness and skills. Students will increase their understanding of the history and evolution of values and ethics in the social work profession, develop skills in applying relevant ethics concepts and theories of ethics to social work practice, and enable participants to increase their ability to recognize ethical issues and to apply ethical decision-making frameworks and protocols through enhanced use of critical thinking skills. Course Learning Outcomes 1. Identify and understand the applicable professional code of ethics. 2. Explain the theories and frameworks of ethical decision-making in social work. 3. Identify and analyze situations which have ethical implications and apply the ethical and professional standards. 4. Analyze conflicts of interest in a social justice framework. View Class Schedule
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