10.1 Gain a basic understanding of the conceptual base of global interdependence in social work with an underlying principle of global justice.
10.2 Gain basic understanding of the creative interdependence of and between different regions of the world, in particular as related to human diversity, traditional (non-governmental) practice of help and support.
10.3 Gain basic understanding of the “universal common element,” as well as the concept and practice of international solidarity, and the basic facet of “international social work practice.”
10.4 Gain basic understanding of regional (world) development with special emphasis on history and culture, and its relationship to social work theory and practice.
10.5 Implement participatory learning model to gain direct exchange of ideas (theory) and experience (practice), with international students, faculty, and visitors on / to BSU campus.
10.6 Understand universal and unique dimension of his or her own personhood, understand domestic – within U.S. – diversity, as well as international “ element” among service users.
10.7 Explore exchange of faculty and students through Inter-University Centre Dubrovnik School of Social Work Theory and Practice as well as other programs and organizations.
10.8 Develop and implement learning model, which will enable BSU students to interact with international faculty and students through: existing BSU international programs, the Inter-University Center for Postgraduate Studies (IUC Dubrovnik, Croatia) School of SW Theory and Practice, the Mexico Consortium, and other international programs.
