Specialization: Social Work (Advanced Standing), Concentration: Services to Hispanic Children and Families, MSW

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27 semester hours in specified social work courses and three semester hours of electives.

To qualify for advanced standing in the MSW program, an applicant must have a BSW from a baccalaureate program accredited by the Council on Social Work Education and have a minimum grade point average of 3.0.

The 30-hour program may be completed in 12 consecutive months of accelerated track study.

Services to Hispanic Children and Family Concentration:

While this represents a typical accelerated track load, some variations including standard track study are permitted.

SOWK Elective 3 hours
SOWK 6347 - Evaluation of Social Work Practice with Hispanic Children and Families
SOWK 7157 - Advanced Integrative Seminar I
SOWK 7158 - Advanced Integrative Seminar II
SOWK 7159 - Advanced Integrative Seminar III
SOWK 7321 - Social Work Practice with Hispanics Families
SOWK 7328 - Social Work Practice with Hispanic Youth
SOWK 7332 - Social Work Practice with Hispanic Elders
SOWK 7338 - Theories and Perspectives: Hispanics Children and Families
SOWK 7356 - Advanced Integrative Seminar Block
SOWK 7366 - Hispanics in the US: Policies and Programs
SOWK 8255 - Advanced Social Work Field Education
SOWK 8256 - Advanced Social Work Field Education II
SOWK 8257 - Advanced Social Work Field Education III
SOWK 8657 - Advanced Social Work Field Education Block