Three ways to complete dual degree

There are at least three ways to approach the curriculum for the dual degree:

 

Option 1 (WGST and SW courses blended throughout degree plan)


Year 1


Fall   (13 hours)
SW 601 Human Behavior and the Social Environment I    
SW 602 Social Welfare Institutions, Policies and Services
SW 603 Social Justice Practice
WGST 602 Feminist Research in the Social Sciences
WGST 600 Research and Writing in WGST

Spring  (12hours)
SW 619 Human Behavior and the Social Environment II
SW 622 Issues in Policy and Service Delivery
WGST 603 History of American Feminism
WGST course from one of four core areas


Year 2

Fall (12 hours)
SW 604 Social Work Practice I
SW 670 Foundation Social Work Practicum I
WGST course from one of the four core areas
WGST course from one of the four core areas

Spring (12 hours)
SW 605 Social Work Practice II
SW 671 Foundation Social Work Practicum II
WGST course from one of the four core areas
WGST elective

Summer (6 hours)

SW 626 Research Methodology and Design
SW 641 Advanced Social Work Practice I

Year 3

Fall (12 hours)
SW 640 Advanced Social Work Practice II
SW 668 Advanced Research Practice I
SW 672 Advanced Social Work Practicum I
WGST elective

Spring (12 hours)
SW 677 Adv Social Work Practice III
SW 673 Advanced Social Work Practicum II
SW 669 Advanced Research Practice II
WGST elective

 


Option 2 (SW courses taken first, WGST courses taken second, with just a little overlap)


Option 3 (WGST course taken first, SW courses taken second, with just a little overlap)

For either of these options, consult closely with the director of graduate studies in WGST and the Kent School graduate director. The following courses in Social Work must be taken simultaneously, and SW 604, 670, and 605, 671 must be completed before SW 640, 672, 677, 673):

  • SW 604 and SW 670 (offered in fall)
  • SW 605 and SW 671 (offered in spring)
  • SW 640 and SW 672 (offered in fall)
  • SW 677 and SW 673 (offered in spring)

The following courses in WGS should be taken in the first year of study:

  • WGST 600 and WGST 602 (offered in fall)
  • WGST 603 (offered in spring)