PREREQUISITES

Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from a college or university accredited by the Council on Social Work Education (or international equivalent)

Or

Bachelor’s Degree in one of the liberal arts, including courses equivalent to the following:

DEPT	COURSE #	TITLE
MATH	1123	Statistics or SOC 3200 Social Statistics
SOC	3100	Methods of Inquiry

Or

Bachelor’s Degree in a field other than Liberal Arts, including courses equivalent to the following:

DEPT	COURSE #	TITLE
MATH	1123	Statistics or SOC 3200 Social Statistics
SOC	3100	Methods of Inquiry

TWO-YEAR PROGRAM (57 CREDITS)

Year One

All of the following:

DEPT	COURSE #	TITLE
SWRK	6100	Generalist Social Work Practice with Individuals
SWRK	6102	Generalist Social Work Practice with Families and Groups
SWRK	6103	Generalist Social Work Practice with Organizations and Communities
SWRK	6200	Human Behavior in the Social Environment I
SWRK	6201	Human Behavior in the Social Environment II
SWRK	6300	Social Work Research I
SWRK	6500	Social Welfare Policy I
SWRK	6900	Graduate Practicum I
SWRK	6901	Graduate Practicum II

Year Two

All of the following:

DEPT	COURSE #	TITLE
SWRK	7100	Culture and Diversity in Advanced Generalist Practice
SWRK	7102	Advanced Practice with Diverse Families and Groups
SWRK	7103	Advanced Practice with Diverse Organizations and Communities
SWRK	7900	Graduate Practicum III
SWRK	7901	Graduate Practicum IV

Students will select from the two offered focuses (Global Indigenous or Military and Veteran Affairs):

Global Indigenous Focus:

DEPT	COURSE #	TITLE
SWRK	7401	Indigenous Ways of Knowing and Being
SWRK	7402	Trauma, Healing and Reconciliation
SWRK	7403	Program Sustainability: Funding, Administration, and Evaluation
SWRK	7300	Ho’ike Proposal with Indigenous Research Methods
SWRK	7350	Integrative Seminar

Military and Veteran Affairs Focus:

DEPT	COURSE #	TITLE
SWRK	7601	Military and Veteran Social Work Practice
SWRK	7602	Crisis Intervention
SWRK	7603	Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment
SWRK	7301	Ho’ike Proposal with Applied Evidence Based Practice (Military)
SWRK	7351	Ho'ike Integrative Seminar with Applied Evidence Based Practice

ADVANCED STANDING OPTION (30 CREDITS)

Students with adequate preparation in a BSW program accredited by the Council on Social Work Education may not have to repeat subject material at the MSW level. Advanced standing (admission with exemption from up to one year of the MSW curriculum) will be granted to students who provide evidence of satisfactory scholastic performance at the BSW level.

Both program focuses (see above) are available in the Advanced Standing option.

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