California State University, Monterey Bay Master of
California State University, Monterey Bay Master of Social Work Program 2016-2017 Entering Cohort Individual Learning Plan (ILP) Full-Time Two Year Model (Revised March 2017*) Otter ID: Student Name: (Last, First, Middle)
First Year, Fall 2016 SW 501 Diversity and Social Justice SW 510 Foundations of Social Work SW 520 Social Work Generalist Practice I: Individuals, Families & Groups SW 540* Cross-Cultural Human Behavior in the Social Environment I: Children, Youth & Families SW 596** Generalist Field Practicum & Integrative Seminar I (Monthly) First Year, Spring 2017 SW 530 Social Work Generalist Practice II: Organizations, Community Engagement & Social Change SW 541* Cross-Cultural Human Behavior in the Social Environment II: Emerging, Middle & Older Adults SW 550 Social Work Research SW 570 Social Policy and Analysis SW 598** Generalist Field Practicum & Integrative Seminar II (Monthly) Summer (Optional): Depending on student demand SW Elective Elective Second Year, Fall 2017 SW Elective *Elective SW 600 Applied Social Work Research Project I SW 610 or Introduction to Behavioral Health*** or SW 611 or Introduction to Children, Youth and Families*** or SW 612 Gerontological Social Work*** SW Elective Elective SW 696** Advanced Field Practicum & Integrative Seminar I (Monthly)
3 3 3 3 3 15 3 3 3 3 3 3 15
Winter (Optional): Depending on student demand SW Elective Elective Second Year, Spring 2018 SW 601 Applied Social Work Research Project II SW 670 Advanced Social Policy SW Elective Elective SW Elective Elective (if needed) SW 698** Advanced Field Practicum & Integrative Seminar II (Monthly)
3 3 3 3 3 3 15
Summer (Optional): Depending on student demand SW Elective Elective
3 Total units required
*Typically offered as hybrid (part online, part classroom-based) courses **Field Practicum is agency based and Integrative Seminar meets monthly
Units 3 3 3 3 3 15
60
MSW Selectives & Open Electives Students must take at least one “selective” elective (marked below with ***), and four additional electives (chosen from either the “selective” or “open” elective lists, for a total of five electives as part of their 60 credit MSW curriculum. Typically, 500-level electives can be taken during the first, or foundation, year of the two year, full-time MSW program and 500 or 600-level electives during the second, or advanced, year of the program. Open elective offerings rotate; typically five or six are offered every calendar year. Please see your adviser for more information about electives.
Course #
Title
Selective Electives SW 610 Introduction to Behavioral Health*** SW 611 Introduction to Children, Youth & Families*** SW 612 Gerontological Social Work*** Open Electives SW 561 Families Leadership & Administration SW 562 Social Work with Latino SW 563 Advanced Conflict Resolution SW 564 Trauma Informed Social Work Practice SW 565 School Social Work SW 566 Crafting a Grant Proposal SW 660 Substance Abuse & Intervention SW 662 Advanced Family Therapy SW 663 Crisis Intervention SW 664 Advanced Psychotherapy SW 666 Integrated Health Care SW 669 Veterans & Military Families
Signature of Student: ____________________________________________
Date: _____________
Academic Advisor (name in print): _________________________________
Signature of Advisor: ____________________________________________
Date: _____________
First Year, Fall 2016 SW 501 Diversity and Social Justice SW 510 Foundations of Social Work SW 520 Social Work Generalist Practice I: Individuals, Families & Groups SW 540* Cross-Cultural Human Behavior in the Social Environment I: Children, Youth & Families SW 596** Generalist Field Practicum & Integrative Seminar I (Monthly) First Year, Spring 2017 SW 530 Social Work Generalist Practice II: Organizations, Community Engagement & Social Change SW 541* Cross-Cultural Human Behavior in the Social Environment II: Emerging, Middle & Older Adults SW 550 Social Work Research SW 570 Social Policy and Analysis SW 598** Generalist Field Practicum & Integrative Seminar II (Monthly) Summer (Optional): Depending on student demand SW Elective Elective Second Year, Fall 2017 SW Elective *Elective SW 600 Applied Social Work Research Project I SW 610 or Introduction to Behavioral Health*** or SW 611 or Introduction to Children, Youth and Families*** or SW 612 Gerontological Social Work*** SW Elective Elective SW 696** Advanced Field Practicum & Integrative Seminar I (Monthly)
3 3 3 3 3 15 3 3 3 3 3 3 15
Winter (Optional): Depending on student demand SW Elective Elective Second Year, Spring 2018 SW 601 Applied Social Work Research Project II SW 670 Advanced Social Policy SW Elective Elective SW Elective Elective (if needed) SW 698** Advanced Field Practicum & Integrative Seminar II (Monthly)
3 3 3 3 3 3 15
Summer (Optional): Depending on student demand SW Elective Elective
3 Total units required
*Typically offered as hybrid (part online, part classroom-based) courses **Field Practicum is agency based and Integrative Seminar meets monthly
Units 3 3 3 3 3 15
60
MSW Selectives & Open Electives Students must take at least one “selective” elective (marked below with ***), and four additional electives (chosen from either the “selective” or “open” elective lists, for a total of five electives as part of their 60 credit MSW curriculum. Typically, 500-level electives can be taken during the first, or foundation, year of the two year, full-time MSW program and 500 or 600-level electives during the second, or advanced, year of the program. Open elective offerings rotate; typically five or six are offered every calendar year. Please see your adviser for more information about electives.
Course #
Title
Selective Electives SW 610 Introduction to Behavioral Health*** SW 611 Introduction to Children, Youth & Families*** SW 612 Gerontological Social Work*** Open Electives SW 561 Families Leadership & Administration SW 562 Social Work with Latino SW 563 Advanced Conflict Resolution SW 564 Trauma Informed Social Work Practice SW 565 School Social Work SW 566 Crafting a Grant Proposal SW 660 Substance Abuse & Intervention SW 662 Advanced Family Therapy SW 663 Crisis Intervention SW 664 Advanced Psychotherapy SW 666 Integrated Health Care SW 669 Veterans & Military Families
Signature of Student: ____________________________________________
Date: _____________
Academic Advisor (name in print): _________________________________
Signature of Advisor: ____________________________________________
Date: _____________
