International social workers address and solve issues caused by international conflict, economic exploitation, war, and poverty. Their duties include supporting and promoting the rights of children and other vulnerable populations. As an international social worker, you often work for a government, a United Nations (UN) organization, or non-governmental organization (NGO). You develop community service and outreach programs such as ones for education, adoption, and health. Qualifications for the career include job skills, experience in social work, and a bachelor’s degree in social work or a closely related field.