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Aug 31, 2024
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2019-20 University Bulletin [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Social Work, Online M.S.W. Part-Time Low Residency Program
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NY State Program Code: 29270
HEGIS Code: 2104.00
CIP Code: 44.0701
This program is a cohort-based part-time MSW program that combines online and campus-based instruction. The inaugural cohort will enter the program in the spring 2017 semester. Students participate in a five campus visits over their 3 years of study and take a combination of campus-based intensive and online courses during the degree program. Field instruction is arranged near their home community.
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Foundation Year - Semester 1 (Fall)
Foundation Year - Semester 2 (Spring)
Foundation Year - Semester 3 (Summer)
Foundation Year - Semester 4 (Fall)
Foundation Year - Semester 5 (Spring)
Advanced Year - Semester 1 (Summer)
Advanced Year - Semester 2 (Fall)
Advanced Year - Semester 3 (Spring)
Advanced Year - Semester 4 (Summer)
- SWK (0404) Elective - Online Credit: 3.00
- SWK (0404) Elective (Integrative) Credits: 3.00 - Intensive & Online
Foundation Year - Semester 1 (Spring)
- Program Orientation Credits: 0.00 - Intensive
- Professional Development Seminar Credits: 0.00 - Intensive & Online
Foundation Year - Semester 2 (Summer)
Foundation Year - Semester 3 (Fall)
Foundation Year - Semester 4 (Spring)
Advanced Year - Semester 1 (Summer)
Advanced Year - Semester 2 (Fall)
Advanced Year - Semester 3 (Spring)
Advanced Year - Semester 4 (Summer)
- SWK (0404) Elective - Online Credit: 3.00
- SWK (0404) Elective (Integrative) Credits: 3.00 - Intensive & Online
- SWK (0404) 780 - Field Instruction IV Extended Credits: 4.00 - (Integrative Seminar) Online Continued from Spring Semester
Note:
*Students will be enrolled in extended field instruction, completing 14 additional hours per week over the fall, spring, and summer (SWK 778 , SWK 780 and SWK 689 ). Students in extended field instruction will be charged an additional fee during the summer semester for continuation of matriculation and field instruction (SWK 689).
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