60 credit hours
Prepare to support children, adolescents, and adults through evidence-based and developmentally appropriate interventions and strategies that improve their lives. The Children, Adolescents, and Adults concentration is open to both our campus and online program and trains social workers who are interested in the following roles:
- Clinical practice with children, adolescents, and adults in a range of settings, including mental health, adoption, family support, child welfare, health care, early intervention, and education.
- Relationship-based collaborative work with caregivers and other adults.
- Advocacy work on behalf of families and communities.
- Consultation and technical assistance to the systems and organizations that serve youth and adults.
Key Benefits
- Strengthen skills through specialized field placements.
- Develop relevant, in-demand expertise.
- Sharpen competitive edge in the marketplace.