MSW Clinical Practice with Families and Children Concentration

Course List
Code	Title	Credits
Foundation Courses (30 credits)
SW-503	Social Work Practice with Individuals and Families ¹	3
SW-505	Social Welfare Policy and Services I	3
SW-507	Social Work Research	3
SW-509	Human Behavior in the Social Environment I	3
SW-510	Field Practicum I ¹	3
SW-513	Social Work Practice in Groups ¹	3
SW-515	Social Welfare Policy and Services II	3
SW-518	Global Community Practice ¹	3
SW-519	Human Behavior in the Social Environment II	3
SW-520	Field Practicum II ¹	3
Advanced Core Courses (6 credits)
SW-627	Implications of Social Justice and Human Rights for Social Work	3
SW-669	Applications of Social Justice and Human Rights in Social Work	3
Family and Children Concentration (18 credits)
SW-605	Clinical Practice with Families and Children ¹	3
SW-626	Evaluation of Practice Effectiveness	3
SW-645	Clinical Social Work Assessment Diagnosis and Intervention Planning ¹	3
SW-665	Advanced Clinical Practice with Children ¹	3
SW-630	Field Practicum III FC ¹	3
SW-640	Field Practicum IV FC ¹	3
Electives (6 credits)
Select 2 courses from approved departmental selections 600+ level		6
Total Credits		60

Must be passed with a grade of "B" or better

Sequence Chart

(Full time 60 credits. If your circumstances are different, please consult with your advisor.)

First Year
Fall	Credits	Spring	Credits
SW-503 Social Work Practice with Individuals and Families	3	SW-507 Social Work Research	3
SW-505 Social Welfare Policy and Services I	3	SW-513 Social Work Practice in Groups	3
SW-509 Human Behavior in the Social Environment I	3	SW-515 Social Welfare Policy and Services II	3
SW-510 Field Practicum I	3	SW-519 Human Behavior in the Social Environment II	3
SW-518 Global Community Practice	3	SW-520 Field Practicum II	3
Semester Credits	15	Semester Credits	15
Second Year
Fall	Credits	Spring	Credits
Select 3 credits of Social Work (SW-600+) Graduate electives	3	Select 3 credits of Social Work (SW-600+) Graduate Electives	3
SW-605 Clinical Practice with Families and Children	3	SW-626 Evaluation of Practice Effectiveness	3
SW-627 Implications of Social Justice and Human Rights for Social Work	3	SW-640 Field Practicum IV FC	3
SW-630 Field Practicum III FC	3	SW-645 Clinical Social Work Assessment Diagnosis and Intervention Planning	3
SW-665 Advanced Clinical Practice with Children	3	SW-669 Applications of Social Justice and Human Rights in Social Work	3
Semester Credits	15	Semester Credits	15
Total Credits 60

Possession of a baccalaureate degree with a 2.75 overall GPA and a 3.0 GPA in the undergraduate major. Social Work is grounded in the liberal arts and contains a coherent, integrated, professional foundation in social work (CSWE Accreditation Standards). MSW applicants with a baccalaureate degree are required to have a strong liberal arts background in English, Math and Psychology (none of these courses can be a College Level Examination Program; they must be taken as college-level, credit-bearing classes). The program also prefers courses in History, Sociology, Political Science, Anthropology, and Economics.
Three completed Monmouth University School of Social Work recommendation forms. Recommendations must be from an academic or professional source; it cannot be from friends and/or relatives.
Narrative (four to five pages, double spaced) in response to the questions outlined on the Autobiographical Statement form.
Candidates for Advanced Standing must have a BSW from an accredited program within six years of the date of application, fulfill GPA requirements, and submit the Monmouth University Advanced Standing Field Evaluation form.
Candidates for Advanced Standing must have completed a course in statistics within the last six years.
In instances where the admissions committee has questions about an applicant’s references, personal statement, or academic record, the applicant may be required to attend an interview as part of the admissions process.