• This is a full-time, two-year program merging theory, leadership, and research with generalist and specialized fields of practice.
  • Their curriculum is comprised of coursework and two separate year-long field placement components with social work agencies which allow students to actualize what they are learning in the classroom, providing holistic, integrated experiences.
  • A total of 95 units of coursework in the department is required.
  • Students must select an area of concentration spring quarter of their first year: social and economic justice, health and mental health across the life span, or child and family well-being.
  • Students will complete and present an applied research project as their capstone for the program.