Community and Global Engagement
As the oldest and largest social work program in Indiana, our roots in the community run deep. Through partnerships with community organizations across the state, we provide students with invaluable hands-on experience, support critical social initiatives, and drive meaningful change. Our commitment to education, advocacy, and service ensures that graduates are prepared to make a lasting impact in the lives of individuals and communities alike.
Our dedicated faculty and staff are deeply committed to serving the community, actively engaging in initiatives that support vulnerable populations and drive meaningful change. Through research, mentorship, and hands-on collaboration with local organizations, they inspire students and help build a stronger, more compassionate society.

Education Abroad #
Indiana University’s global study programs prepare students to make a meaningful impact in social work. Through immersive experiences in South Korea, Ghana, and Croatia, students engage with diverse social care systems and communities.
The BSW/MSW Study Abroad Field Practicum offers hands-on training with leading organizations in Croatia, Kosovo, and South Africa, focusing on community development, youth empowerment, and healthcare to develop skilled and compassionate professionals.

Indiana Child Welfare Education and Training Partnership #
The Partnership is designed to provide high quality social work education and statewide training for public child welfare employees.
Preventing School Bullying #
Did you know when communities share common understandings, they can more easily solve problems? The School Safety Project prevents school bullying with online community training that creates a common understanding and actions needed to prevent school bullying.

Student Outreach Clinic #
Get involved in a free clinic that provides essential services to underserved communities. Work alongside professionals and make a difference firsthand.

Because You Matter: Rural Telehealth & Wellbeing #
Rural Indiana residents seeking free and confidential support while managing stress, depression or anxiety, or resources for food, clothing, housing, and healthcare have access to telehealth wellbeing services.