Program Overview
This 4+1 program combines a Bachelor of Science in Social Work with a Master of Social Work, providing students with a comprehensive education in social work theory and practice. The program includes advanced coursework in contemporary theory, family practice, psychosocial assessment, administration, and field practicums, preparing graduates for a wide range of social work careers.
Program Outline
Outline:
- Curriculum Overview As a student in the 4+1 social work program, you must meet all Westbrook College of Health core requirements and all major requirements as outlined in the Bachelor of Science of Social Work curriculum. In addition, students must fulfill the following program requirements (typically in the fifth year of study):
Program Requirements
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Course
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| |---|---| | SSW/SSWO 552 Contemporary Theory of SW Practice: Individuals and Families | 3 | | SSW/SSWO 553 Advanced Social Work Practice with Families | 3 | | SSW/SSWO 597 Advanced Psychosocial Assessment | 3 | | SSW/SSWO 565 Administration and Supervision | 3 | | SSW/SSWO 580 Field Practicum III/Seminar | 4 | | SSW/SSWO 582 Field Practicum IV/Seminar | 4 | | SSW/SSWO 585 Substance Use: A Social Work Perspective | 3 | | Elective | 3 | | Elective | 3 | | Elective | 3 | | Elective | 3 |Careers:
No matter which facet of social work you envision yourself in — be it school social work, substance use and recovery services, family counseling, prison social work, or another realm — our combination undergraduate/graduate program in Social Work will be your ticket to a successful career.