Social Work Minor
The minor in Social Work is intended to be an interdisciplinary course of study administered by the Department of Sociology. The minor is designed to provide students a theoretical and practical overview of the social work field from the perspective of various disciplines.
The minor requires a total of 21 units selected from seven categories. In completing the requirements for the minor, a minimum of 12 units must be distinct and different from the units used to complete the requirements of a major or another minor. Any units above this minimum requirement which can be used to satisfy the requirements for the minor and for the major may be double counted.
Code | Title | Units |
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Required courses | 6 | |
Introduction to Social Work | ||
Class, Race, Ethnicity & Gender | ||
Social Structures: Select one of the following courses | 3 | |
Public Policy Issues | ||
Social Problems | ||
Community Development | ||
Immigration and Diversity | ||
Global Development & Society | ||
Migrants and Refugees | ||
Family: Select two of the following courses | 6 | |
Death, Grief, and Loss | ||
Marriage & the Family | ||
Gender, Culture, and Society | ||
Managing Crisis | ||
Child Welfare | ||
Family Violence | ||
Developmental Psychology | ||
Psychology of the Family | ||
Health: Select one of the following courses | 3 | |
Social Issues of Health & Wellness | ||
Public Health | ||
Mental Illness in Society | ||
Human Sexuality | ||
Addiction Studies | ||
Human Trafficking Survivor Care | ||
Your Choice: Select one course from any of the categories above | 3 | |
Other courses may count as an elective for the minor as they are developed or as approved by the Sociology Department Chair. | ||
Total Units | 21 |