Community and Organizational Leadership Track
The Community and Organizational Leadership track within the Doctorate in Social Work program is designed for individuals interested in leading and managing social service organizations. Students in this track will study topics such as nonprofit management, community development, and program evaluation. They will also have the opportunity to engage in fieldwork experiences and develop leadership skills. Graduates of this track can pursue careers as social work administrators, program directors, or community organizers.
Policy and Advocacy Track
The Policy and Advocacy track within the Doctorate in Social Work program focuses on preparing students to address social issues through policy analysis and advocacy. Students in this track will study topics such as social welfare policy, political processes, and grassroots organizing. They will have the opportunity to engage in policy research or internships with advocacy organizations. Graduates of this track can pursue careers as social policy analysts, lobbyists, or policy advocates.
The Doctorate in Social Work program at National Louis University provides students with the knowledge and skills needed to make a positive impact in the field of social work. Whether you are interested in clinical practice, community leadership, or policy advocacy, these doctoral programs offer a comprehensive understanding of social work principles and the tools necessary to create meaningful change.
