Prepare for a career as a clinical social worker with the values, knowledge and skills to meet the needs of our diverse society. Choose one of the two specializations in clinical and acquire practical skills to engage, assess, and intervene on behalf of individuals, families and groups.
Flexible format
To complete most of the courses are 100% online, with a practice field education in person.
Apply before
July
2
starting August 26
60
Credits
$1,017 by credit
Accreditation-CSWE
The program has requested the pre-candidacy for accreditation by the Council of Social Work Education.
Acquire skills and knowledge to lead the change as social worker professional
- Engage, assess and intervene effectively on behalf of individuals, families, groups, communities and organizations.
- Combine simulations clinics computational progressive and techniques of instruction with field applied in real-world environments.
- To address the growing social needs related to children and families or the mental health and substance use.
- Study models and practice skills covering life, including therapy informed about trauma, cognitive-behavioral therapy, play therapy, family therapy and group therapy, holistic, and telehealth/practice digital.
- Demonstrate mastery of the knowledge, skills, and ethical values needed for the clinical practice of social work.
Earn your Master's degree in Social Work with online courses
Compulsory core courses (36 credits)
This course is designed to introduce the methods of social research in the context of social work practice.
3 credits
This course of advanced research is based on the material covered in the course of basic research on the design, development and implementation of scientific practices solid.
3 credits
This course will provide students with first-year MSW concepts, knowledge, values and skills that are fundamental to the practice of clinical social work with individuals, families, groups, organizations, and communities.
3 credits
This course will provide an in-depth exploration of the fundamental concepts and the knowledge of the ethics, values, techniques, skills, and roles in the clinical practice of social work with individuals, families, groups, organizations, and communities by professional generalist, and clinical.
3 credits
This course explores the conceptual frameworks in the human development throughout the life.
3 credits
This course examines the history of social welfare policies, the services and the profession of social work in the united States.
3 credits
This basic course is the second in a sequence of two courses designed to provide students of RSU knowledge, values and skills that are fundamental to the practice of social work with families, groups, organizations, and communities.
3 credits
This course will explore the origins and development of social variables selected to characterize the dimensions of diversity (including race, ethnicity, class, gender identity, gender expression, geography and nationality), in contemporary american society.
3 credits
The course of Diagnosis and Assessment in Practice Clinical Social Work discusses the etiology, nature, course and treatment of disorders of mental health and substance use throughout the development cycle of life.
3 credits
The course of Skills Essential to the Practice of Clinical Social Work is a graduate course advanced for second-year students of MSW to reflect, to review and consolidate their graduate studies in a plan, practice, consistent, and structured as professionals in the social work.
3 credits
This course provides students with knowledge about the clinical practice of social work in the area of urban environments compared to rural environments.
3 credits
Specialization courses Child and Family (12 credits)
This course will examine the basic theories, dynamics, functions, policies, and ethics associated with the management of public and private services, child welfare, analyzed and reviewed with a particular focus on the knowledge, skills and competences necessary to successfully lead organizations that provide such services in the current environment and future.
3 credits
This course covers the major problems of the children and at-risk youth, including problems with cognitive, communication, behavioral and emotional disorders of attachment, trauma, substance abuse and developmental disabilities that are listed in the DSM current.
3 credits
l course examines federal and state laws that govern the funding and operation of the systems of child welfare; the history of child welfare policies; and the forces-legal, political and social-that influence the structure and function of the systems of child welfare in the united States.
3 credits
this course will cover the theories and treatments of trauma, and perform a critical examination in depth of the different populations affected by the trauma, including survivors of child abuse, war veterans, survivors of domestic violence, victims of accidents or crimes, and the schools and communities that are devastated by the abuse, neglect and addiction.
3 credits
Specialization courses in Mental Health and Substance use (12 credits)
This course provides students with knowledge of evaluation based on the current Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, published by the American Psychiatric Association; psychotropic medications; and the roles of social workers when they interact with people with mental health problems and interdisciplinary teams.
3 credits
This course will provide students with concepts, knowledge, values and skills that are fundamental to the practice of clinical social work, mental health and substance abuse.
3 credits
This course focuses on policy issues in contemporary mental-health-related and substance use, including the social determinants of mental health, the treatment and access to care, rights and privacy, the transformation of systems and disparities in care.
3 credits
The course explores the impact multisystem trauma and the consumption of substances in the functioning of individuals, families and communities.
3 credits
Practice courses of Field Education (12 credits)
This basic course of practice emphasizes the roles of professional social work skills, ethics, and regulatory standards.
1-3 credits
This practice of field focuses on the experience of clinical practice through the integration of the knowledge from the classroom and the professional skills.
1-3 credits
This practice of field offers greater independent clinical practice in an environment of agency.
1-3 credits
This course emphasizes the integration of knowledge from the classroom to clinical practice and the development of the final project.
1-3 credits
Accreditation Council for Education in Social work (CSWE)
The program MSW from New Vision University has requested the precandidatura for accreditation by the Board of Accreditation (BOA) of the Council of Social Work Education (CSWE).
Brand your own pace
Compulsory core courses (36 credits)
This course is designed to introduce the methods of social research in the context of social work practice.
3 credits
This course of advanced research is based on the material covered in the course of basic research on the design, development and implementation of scientific practices solid.
3 credits
This course will provide students with first-year MSW concepts, knowledge, values and skills that are fundamental to the practice of clinical social work with individuals, families, groups, organizations, and communities.
3 credits
This course will provide an in-depth exploration of the fundamental concepts and the knowledge of the ethics, values, techniques, skills, and roles in the clinical practice of social work with individuals, families, groups, organizations, and communities by professional generalist, and clinical.
3 credits
This course explores the conceptual frameworks in the human development throughout the life.
3 credits
This course examines the history of social welfare policies, the services and the profession of social work in the united States.
3 credits
This basic course is the second in a sequence of two courses designed to provide students of RSU knowledge, values and skills that are fundamental to the practice of social work with families, groups, organizations, and communities.
3 credits
This course will explore the origins and development of social variables selected to characterize the dimensions of diversity (including race, ethnicity, class, gender identity, gender expression, geography and nationality), in contemporary american society.
3 credits
The course of Diagnosis and Assessment in Practice Clinical Social Work discusses the etiology, nature, course and treatment of disorders of mental health and substance use throughout the development cycle of life.
3 credits
The course of Skills Essential to the Practice of Clinical Social Work is a graduate course advanced for second-year students of MSW to reflect, to review and consolidate their graduate studies in a plan, practice, consistent, and structured as professionals in the social work.
3 credits
This course provides students with knowledge about the clinical practice of social work in the area of urban environments compared to rural environments.
3 credits
Specialization courses Child and Family (12 credits)
This course will examine the basic theories, dynamics, functions, policies, and ethics associated with the management of public and private services, child welfare, analyzed and reviewed with a particular focus on the knowledge, skills and competences necessary to successfully lead organizations that provide such services in the current environment and future.
3 credits
This course covers the major problems of the children and at-risk youth, including problems with cognitive, communication, behavioral and emotional disorders of attachment, trauma, substance abuse and developmental disabilities that are listed in the DSM current.
3 credits
l course examines federal and state laws that govern the funding and operation of the systems of child welfare; the history of child welfare policies; and the forces-legal, political and social-that influence the structure and function of the systems of child welfare in the united States.
3 credits
this course will cover the theories and treatments of trauma, and perform a critical examination in depth of the different populations affected by the trauma, including survivors of child abuse, war veterans, survivors of domestic violence, victims of accidents or crimes, and the schools and communities that are devastated by the abuse, neglect and addiction.
3 credits
Specialization courses in Mental Health and Substance use (12 credits)
This course provides students with knowledge of evaluation based on the current Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, published by the American Psychiatric Association; psychotropic medications; and the roles of social workers when they interact with people with mental health problems and interdisciplinary teams.
3 credits
This course will provide students with concepts, knowledge, values and skills that are fundamental to the practice of clinical social work, mental health and substance abuse.
3 credits
This course focuses on policy issues in contemporary mental-health-related and substance use, including the social determinants of mental health, the treatment and access to care, rights and privacy, the transformation of systems and disparities in care.
3 credits
The course explores the impact multisystem trauma and the consumption of substances in the functioning of individuals, families and communities.
3 credits
Practice courses of Field Education (12 credits)
This basic course of practice emphasizes the roles of professional social work skills, ethics, and regulatory standards.
1-3 credits
This practice of field focuses on the experience of clinical practice through the integration of the knowledge from the classroom and the professional skills.
1-3 credits
This practice of field offers greater independent clinical practice in an environment of agency.
1-3 credits
This course emphasizes the integration of knowledge from the classroom to clinical practice and the development of the final project.
1-3 credits
Advances in your career
- Social worker for Child Protective Services
- Director of Child Welfare Services
- Clinical Social Worker
- Social worker Health Care
- Social worker hospice
- Director of Social Services
- Case manager Social Work
- Substance Abuse counselor
Costs and financial aid
Find out about tuition, fees, scholarship opportunities, grants, payment options and military benefits of this program.
Tuition-Graduate
The tuition graduate is calculated based on the number of credits in which you enroll. The registration expires shortly after the start of each semester and the fees are assessed each semester of enrollment.
Fees for the academic year 2024-25
| How many credits you plan to take per semester? | Cost |
|---|---|
|
11 or less |
$1,017 per credit |
|
12 or more |
$12,203 per semester |
Financial aid and Military Benefits
Some students may qualify to receive financial aid. Take the time to research the financial aid, scholarships and payment options as you prepare to submit the application. The military service members, veterans and their spouses or dependents must also explore the potential benefits of military education and financial aid opportunities.
For a detailed list of the elements of the cost of attendance, select "World Campus" as the location on the site of enrollment.
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