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

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.

Services to Hispanic Children and Family Concentration:

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

SOWK 6328 - Professional Writing for Social Work
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 7332 - Social Work Practice with Hispanic Elders
SOWK 7334 - SOWK Practice: Hispanic Children and Families
SOWK 7338 - Theories and Perspectives: Hispanics Children and Families
SOWK 7366 - Hispanics in the US: Policies and Programs
SOWK 7371 - Psychopathology
SOWK 8255 - Advanced Social Work Field Education
SOWK 8256 - Advanced Social Work Field Education II
SOWK 8257 - Advanced Social Work Field Education III