Establish a relationship between Mathematics and Social Work.
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I guess in a sense (as so many things) mathematics is within Social Work.
1. Social Work is an action social science and draws heavily from multiple disciplines where a grasp of statistics in particular will be essential. Social Work research will employ use of quantitative statistics and practitioners would be expected to critically engage with such research even if they do not carry out research themselves.
2. Most degree entry programmes (UK) will expect evidence of a intermediate grasp of maths achieved in secondary school grades. I imagine this is to display the applicant can think logically and analytically in an applied field.
3. Some Social Work roles may include substantial duties around public money administration and budgeting. Clearly a grasp of numbers is important in those duties.
4. As Social Work moves to embrace new research outside of its traditional domain (robotics and neuroscience for example) mathematics understanding will become more desirable.
So…yes I guess mathematics is in Social Work but then in the same way maths skills are employed in disciplines the world over. If you are frightened of maths (and I was terrified - having to re-sit my high school maths to enter Social Work training) don’t let that put you off this wonderful subject. It certainly does not feature heavily - and where it does- you will have done the mathematical tasks without even realising it.
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