Rutgers University School of Social Work (Camden) 25 courses
Students admitted on conditional status without an introductory statistics course that covers descriptive and basic inferential statistical procedures must complete such course before taking Methods of Social Work Research in the generalist curriculum. 19:913:501 Clinical Social Work I (3) or 19:913:505 Management Practice and Theory (3)
First Year (Generalist Curriculum)
Fall Semester 19:912:502 Human Behavior and the Social Environment (3) 19:912:506 Diversity and Oppression (3) Total = 6 credits Spring Semester 19:912:505 Methods of Social Work Research (3) 19:912:507 Clinical Assessment and Diagnosis (3) Students admitted on conditional status without an introductory statistics course that covers descriptive and basic inferential statistical procedures must complete such course before taking Methods of Social Work Research in the generalist curriculum.
Second Year (Generalist Curriculum continued)
Fall Semester 19:912:500 Practice with Individuals, Families, and Groups (3) 19:912:501 Practice with Communities and Organizations (3) 19:914:501 Practicum 1 (2) 19:912:511 Practicum Lab Seminar (1) Total = 9 credits Spring Semester 19:912:504 Social Welfare Policy and Services (3) 19:912:___ General Elective (3) 19:914:502 Practicum 2 (2) 19:912:512 Reflective Seminar (1)
Third Year (Specialized Curriculum)
Fall Semester 19:913:501 Clinical Social Work I (3) or 19:913:505 Management Practice and Theory (3) 19:914:503 (CSW) Practicum 3 or 19:914:523 (MAP) Practicum 3 (3) 19:913:___ Advanced Practice Distribution Requirement (3) Total = 9 credits Spring Semester 19:913:502 Clinical Social Work II (3) or 19:913:506 Program and Strategic Planning (3) 19:914:504 (CSW) Practicum 4 or 19:914:514 (MAP) Practicum 4 (3) 19:912:___ or 19:913:___ General Elective (3) Fourth Year ( Specialized Curriculum continued) 19:913:560 or 19:913:561 or 19:913:562 or 19:913:563 or 19:913:564 Advanced Contemporary Policy (3) 19:910:595 Evaluation of Social Work Practice & Programs (3) Total = 6 credits
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