University of Kansas School of Social Welfare

The University of Kansas School of Social Welfare prepares students to become effective social workers who support individuals, families, and communities facing various challenges. It offers undergraduate and graduate programs focused on social justice, policy, counseling, and community practice. The school emphasizes evidence-based approaches, ethical practice, and cultural competence to promote well-being and equity. Graduates are equipped to work in settings such as healthcare, schools, government agencies, and non-profits, helping to improve quality of life and address social issues through advocacy, intervention, and systemic change.