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What's like to study Social Work?

Actually I’m studying Social Work at Universidad de Chile since 2020; I choose this career because of a sense of justice and dignity towards human beings. I’m interested about themes such as poverty, human development and life quality, so, I want to learn about the methodology for intervene in social problems, and I would like to support and help people.

I like the curriculum of this career because is multi-disciplinary, at the moment, apart from learning about investigation methodology and different visions of Social Work, I’m learning social history, sociology, psychology, economy and statistics too.

Studying Social Work online is still weird, because I studied Law offline (because of the same reasons) at 2019, and I lived the normal experience of studying in a university, and now, changing career and studying online is kind of hard because I feel that everything I do is being at my bedroom and sitting on my bed listening to classes; learning is difficult because I find it hard to concentrate and Zoom is closing because of nothing, it makes me miss part of the classes. Also, the interaction between my classmates is hard, because I haven’t met them but at least there is communication.


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  1. vania15 de mayo de 2021, 17:29

    I share your view about what we expect to do with our career, I really hope we can work on inequalities in the future with all the things we're learning now

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  2. Joyce15 de mayo de 2021, 18:23

    What an honorable reason, it's nice to know that there are still people who fight for others ♥

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  3. Myriam Gac13 de junio de 2021, 13:16

    Good work.

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