MSW700 The Foundations of Generalist Practice – 3 credits
MSW702 Social Welfare and Policy – 3 credits
MSW714 Human Behavior in the Social Environment – 3 credits
MSW715 Diversity, Inclusion & Cultural Humility – 3 credits
MSW716 Human Behavior in the Macro Social Environment – 3 credits
MSW720 Multidimensional Assessment – 3 credits
MSW724 Strength Based Leadership – 3 credits
MSW730 Field Placement I (Must be taken with MSW731) – 3 credits
MSW731 Field Placement Seminar I (Must be taken with MSW730) – 3 credits
MSW711 Ethics Across Social Work – 3 credits
MBA711 Business Writing – 3 credits
MSW722 Meal Health & Diagnosis – 3 credits
MSW723 Applied Research: Assessment and Evaluation – 3 credits
MBA722 Strategic Analysis – 3 credits
MBA752 Advances in IT Management – 3 credits
MSW727 Complex Trauma – 3 credits
MBA724 Business Analytics – 3 credits
MBA728 Decision Making for Leaders – 3 credits
MBA732 Financial Planning and Analysis – 3 credits
MSW725 Treatment Approaches in Direct Practice – 3 credits
MBA778 Employment Law – 3 credits
MBA798 Telehealth Management – 3 credits
MSW732 Field Placement II (Must be taken with MSW733) – 3 credits
MSW733 Field Placement Seminar II (Must be taken with MSW732) – 3 credits
MSW734 Field Placement III (Must be taken with MSW735) – 3 credits
MSW735 Field Placement Seminar III (Must be taken with MSW734) – 3 credits
MSW736 Advanced Practice Colloquium (Take in final semester) – 3 credits
MBA733 Project Management I or
MBA734 Project Management II or
MBA797 Healthcare Project Management – 3 credits
Total Credits = 84
The sequencing below is an example of the quickest route to program completion and based on the semester students begin the program, and their selected program option (online or in-person/hybrid.) MSW/MBA students are not required to take courses in this exact sequence and may complete the program part-time or full-time and are encouraged to devise a plan that best fits their unique situations and needs. Please meet with your MSW Faculty Advisor each semester to select the course plan that is best for your needs. Each MSW and MBA course is NOT offered every semester. Your advisor can assist you in planning appropriately for sequences other than the examples below. (Please note a full-time course load in graduate school is defined as 6-credits per semester, or more for financial-aid purposes.)
MSW711 Ethics Across Social Work – 3 credits
MSW720 Multidimensional Assessment – 3 credits
MBA711 Business Writing – 3 credits
MBA722 Strategic Analysis – 3 credits
MSW722 Mental Health & Diagnosis – 3 credits
MSW723 Applied Research: Assessment and Evaluation – 3 credits
MSW724 Strength Based Leadership – 3 credits
MBA752 Advances in IT Management – 3 credits
MSW727 Complex Trauma – 3 credits
MSW725 Treatment Approaches in Direct Practice – 3 credits
MBA724 Business Analysis – 3 credits
MBA728 Decision Making for Leaders – 3 credits
MBA732 Financial Planning and Analysis – 3 credits
MBA798 Telehealth Management – 3 credits
MBA778 Employment Law – 3 credits
MSW732 Field Placement II (Must be taken with MSW733) – 3 credits
MSW733 Field Placement Seminar II (Must be taken with MSW732) – 3 credits
MSW734 Field Placement III (Must be taken with MSW735) – 3 credits
MSW735 Field Placement Seminar III (Must be taken with MSW734) – 3 credits
MSW736 Advanced Practice Colloquium (Take in final semester) – 3 credits
MBA733 Project Management I or
MBA734 Project Management II or
MBA797 Healthcare Project Management – 3 credits
Total Credits = 60
The sequencing below is an example of the quickest route to program completion and based on the semester students begin the program, and their selected program option (online or in-person/hybrid.) MSW/MBA students are not required to take courses in this exact sequence and may complete the program part-time or full-time and are encouraged to devise a plan that best fits their unique situations and needs. Please meet with your MSW Faculty Advisor each semester to select the course plan that is best for your needs. Each MSW and MBA course is NOT offered every semester. Your advisor can assist you in planning appropriately for sequences other than the examples below. (Please note a full-time course load in graduate school is defined as 6-credits per semester, or more for financial-aid purposes.)