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Our innovative Children, Youth & Families curriculum will prepare you to develop and implement evidence-based intervention strategies that improve the health and integrity of families and their communities.
Children, Youth & Families graduates work in settings such as schools, adoption and foster agencies, and child welfare organizations to address abuse, neglect, and a host of growing family issues confronting society. Additionally, specialized courses in school-based social work will prepare you for meeting the academic requirements for the Department of Education School Social Work license in Massachusetts and some other states.
You will develop expertise through integrated coursework in the classroom and the field in both Clinical and Macro practices.
Required courses include:
SW 805 Policy Issues in Family and Children's Services
SW 872 Advanced Clinical Interventions with Children, Youth & Families
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Required courses include:
SW 805 Policy Issues in Family and Children's Services
SW 885 Management of Organizations Serving Children, Youth, & Families
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