DUAL DEGREE PROGRAMS

Transcription

1 DUAL DEGREE PROGRAMS One of the special features of Brown s MSW program is the opportunity to seek degrees in two professions at the same time. A dual-degree program always takes longer to complete than a conventional MSW program. Each school participating in these joint-degree programs honors its basic requirements while making accommodations for those who choose to earn two degrees. To enter a dual-degree program, you must apply separately and be admitted to each school. At the successful conclusion of the dual-degree program, you receive degrees from both institutions. 1

2 DUAL DEGREE "AT A GLANCE" MSW/MArch MArch Degree: 64 Credit Hours Required Architecture Transferred from Architecture 12 credit hours Transferred from SW 16 credit hours Total MSW Degree 60 credit hours Total MArch Degree 64 credit hours Combined MSW/MArch Degree: 96 Credit Hours Required Architecture Total MSW/MArch Degrees 96 credit hours MSW/MDiv MDiv Degree: 81 Credit Hours Required Divinity 66 credit hours Transferred from Divinity 12 credit hours Transferred from SW 15 credit hours Total MSW Degree 60 credit hours Total MDiv Degree 81 credit hours Combined MSW/MDiv Degree: 114 Credit Hours Required Divinity 66 credit hours Total MSW/MDiv degrees 114 credit hours MSW/MAPS MAPS Degree: 54 Credit Hours Required Pastoral Studies 42 credit hours Transferred from Pastoral Studies 12 credit hours Transferred from SW 12 credit hours Total MSW Degree 60 credit hours Total MAPS Degree 54 credit hours Combined MSW/MAPS Degree: 90 Credit Hours Required Pastoral Studies 42 credit hours Total MSW/MAPS degrees 90 credit hours 2

3 MSW/MAJS MAJS Degree: 30 Credit Hours Required JINES 27 credit hours Electives 12 credit hours Electives courses listed 3 credit hours Total MSW Degree 60 credit hours Total MAJS Degree 30 credit hours Combined MSW/MAJS Degree: 75 Credit Hours Required JINES 27 credit hours Total MSW/MAJS Degrees 75 credit hours MSW/MBA MBA Degree: 66 Credit Hours Required Business 51 credit hours Transferred from Business 12 credit hours Transferred from SW 15 credit hours Total MSW Degree 60 credit hours Total MBA Degree 66 credit hours Combined MSW/MBA: 99 Credit Hours Required Business Total MSW/MBA Degrees 51 credit hours 99 credit hours MSW/JD JD Degree: 85 Credit Hours Required Law 76 credit hours Transferred from Law 12 credit hours Transferred from SW 9 credit hours Total MSW Degree 60 credit hours Total JD Degree 85 credit hours Combined MSW/JD Degree: 124 Credit Hours Required Law 76 credit hours Total MSW/JD Degrees 124 credit hours Students must meet admission requirements for both graduate programs. This is accomplished by applying to each school separately. 3

4 SOCIAL WORK AND ARCHITECTURE The dual degree program in and Architecture began in Students in this program earn a Master of degree and a Master of Architecture degree or a Master of Architecture in Urban Design degree. The dual degree program typically represents a three year program of studies. The major goal of the program is to educate and prepare professional architects with social work knowledge, values, and skills. The program links physical design with social dimensions of planning and spatial design. The areas for which the dual degree knowledge is most appropriate are in community development and planning, housing rehabilitation, and residential design for populations at risk, such as the developmentally disabled and the aged. The requirements of the program were developed for students who already have an undergraduate degree in Architecture. Students with non-architectural baccalaureate degrees may also pursue an MSW/MArch program, but the duration of graduate architecture studies will be extended. Students admitted into this program spend three semesters in Architecture and three semesters in. They are required to take for the Master of Architecture and for the MSW. If the degree in Architecture is a Master of Architecture and Urban Design, the total required architectural credit hour is 38. Students admitted into this program may start their initial year in the School of Architecture or the School of. In the second year, the student enters the school not attended the first year. The third year of studies is used to finish requirements for the two degrees on an inter-school basis. Such courses as urban planning, decision theory and design methods, and social and behavioral factors in planning and design may be transferred to from Architecture. Graduates of the program in and Architecture are engaged in urban planning, housing redevelopment, teaching, and community and enterprise development. 4

5 MSW/MARCH DEGREE REQUIREMENTS Foundation Concentration Sub-Total Transferred from Architecture Total MSW Degree 21 credit hours 4 credit hours 18 credit hours 5 credit hours 12 credit hours 60 credit hours MArch Degree: 64 Credit Hours Required Architecture Transferred from 16 credit hours Total MArch Degree 64 credit hours Combined MSW/MArch Degree: 96 Credit Hours Required Architecture Total MSW/MArch Degree 96 credit hours Students must meet admission requirements for both graduate programs. This is done by applying to each school separately. For further information about admission to the MSW/MArch program contact: Office of Admissions and Recruitment George Warren Brown School of Washington University Campus Box (toll free) msw@wustl.edu and Graduate Admissions School of Architecture Washington University Campus Box wuarch@wustl.edu 5

6 SOCIAL WORK AND MASTER OF DIVINITY The dual degree program in and Master of Divinity began in Students in this program earn a Master of degree and a Master of Divinity from Eden Theological Seminary. The dual degree program typically represents a four year program of studies. The basic goal of the social work and ministry dual degree is to prepare students with combined skills and values in both social work and leadership ministry. The areas for which the dual degree knowledge is most appropriate are leadership in and development of religiousbased or sponsored social services, therapeutic and counseling services in religious settings, concern about development of life cycle and family issues in the context of a faith community, and seeking practice and policy implications of a call for justice. Students admitted into this program spend three semesters in and five semesters pursuing their Master of Divinity at Eden Theological Seminary. They are required to take 48 credit hours for the Master of and 66 credit hours for the Master of Divinity in addition to completing seven units of contextual education. Students admitted into this program may start their initial year at the School of and the second and third year at Eden Theological Seminary. The fourth year of studies is used to finish requirements for the two degrees on an inter-school basis. The second option is that students start their first and second years at Eden Theological Seminary and year three at the School of and the fourth year to finish requirements for the two degrees on an inter-school basis. Graduates of the program in and Master of Divinity can engage in leadership and program development in religious-based social services, service delivery across the life in religious settings, advocates for social justice. 6

7 MSW/MDIV DEGREE REQUIREMENTS Foundation Concentration Sub-Total Transferred from Eden Theological Seminary Total MSW Degree 21 credit hours 4 credit hours 18 credit hours 5 credit hours 12 credit hours 60 credit hours MDiv Degree: 81 Credit Hours and 7 Units of Contextual Education Required Biblical Studies 12 credit hours Historical and Theological Studies 18 credit hours Ministry Studies 15 credit hours Open Electives 21 credit hours Transferred from 15 credit hours Total MDiv Degree 81 credit hours Contextual Education (three years plus one intensive) Year I: Context and Vocation Year II: Communities and Systems in Historical Context Year III: Pastoral Office and Public Context One Intensive: (CPE, internship) Combined MSW/MDiv Degree: 114 Credit Hours Required Master of Divinity 66 credit hours Total MSW/MDiv Degree 114 credit hours Students must meet admission requirements for both graduate programs. This is done by applying to each school separately. For further information about admission to the MSW/MDiv program contact: Office of Admissions and Recruitment George Warren Brown School of Washington University in St. Louis Campus Box (toll free) msw@wustl.edu and Office of Admissions Eden Theological Seminary 475 East Lockwood Avenue St. Louis, MO (toll free) cshanks@eden.edu 7

8 SOCIAL WORK AND MASTER OF ARTS IN PASTORAL STUDIES The dual degree program in and Master of Arts in Pastoral Studies began in Students in this program earn a Master of degree and a Master of Arts in Pastoral Studies from Eden Theological Seminary. The dual degree program typically represents a three year program of study. The basic goal of the social work and pastoral studies dual degree is to prepare students with combined skills and values in both social work and leadership ministry. The areas for which the dual degree knowledge is most appropriate are in youth ministry, church administration, pastoral care, social justice ministry, health care, lay ministry, therapeutic and counseling services in religious-based settings. Students admitted into this program spend three semesters in and three semesters pursuing their Master of Arts in Pastoral Studies at Eden Theological Seminary. They are required to take 42 credit hours for the Master of Arts in Pastoral Studies and for the Master of. Students admitted into this program may start their initial year at the School of and the second year at Eden Theological Seminary. The third year of studies is used to finish requirements for the two degrees on an inter-school basis. The second option is that students start their first year at Eden Theological Seminary and second year at the School of Social Work and the third year to finish requirements for the two degrees on an inter-school basis. Graduates of the program in and Master of Arts in Pastoral Studies can engage in church administration, hospice and health care, youth ministry, advocacy for social justice and practice in religious-based settings. 8

9 MSW/MAPS DEGREE REQUIREMENTS Foundation Concentration Sub-Total Transferred from Eden Theological Seminary Total MSW Degree 21 credit hours 4 credit hours 18 credit hours 5 credit hours 12 credit hours 60 credit hours MAPS Degree: 54 Credit Hours Required 18 credit hours Ministry Setting and MAPS Seminar 9 credit hours Area of Concentration and Practice of Ministry 6 credit hours Open Electives 6 credit hours Completion of Project 3 credit hours Transferred from (Area of Concentration) 12 credit hours Total MAPS Degree 54 credit hours Combined MSW/MAPS: 90 Credit Hours Required Master Arts in Pastoral Studies 42 credit hours Total MSW/MAPS Degree 90 credit hours Students must meet admission requirements for both graduate programs. This is done by applying to each school separately. For further information about admission to the MSW/MAPS program contact: Office of Admissions and Recruitment George Warren Brown School of Washington University in St. Louis Campus Box (toll free) msw@wustl.edu and Office of Admissions Eden Theological Seminary 475 East Lockwood Avenue St. Louis, MO (toll free) cshanks@eden.edu 9

10 SOCIAL WORK AND JEWISH STUDIES The George Warren Brown School of (Brown) at Washington University, in conjunction with the Washington University Program in Jewish, Islamic and Near Eastern Studies (JINES), offers students the opportunity to obtain a Master of and a Master of Arts degree in Jewish Studies. The dual degree program is designed for students who are primarily interested in careers within the Jewish community that stress the integration of social work knowledge, values and skills with studies in the Jewish community, Hebrew and Judaism. Through a course of study, students are able to prepare for a wide variety of career opportunities in community leadership, social policy/advocacy, group services, program development, and direct practice. Graduates are prepared to become leaders in the Jewish community. Students admitted to the program complete 60 credits in the MSW program and 30 in the MAJS program. The foundation course, American Jewish Community, will provide a comprehensive overview of the development and structure of the contemporary American Jewish community and the field of Jewish communal service. Students will have the opportunity to complete the foundation practicum at one of the local Brown School affiliated Jewish agencies (as part of a field unit) and the concentration practicum in Israel. Given the wide range of choices, MSW/MAJS students can also select from among the 5 concentration (and the individualized option) areas offered and complete a specialization. 10

11 MSW/MAJS DEGREE REQUIREMENTS Foundation Concentration Sub-Total Electives Total MSW Degree 21 credit hours 4 credit hours 18 credit hours 5 credit hours 12 credit hours 60 credit hours MAJS Degree: 30 Credit Hours Required JINES Electives courses listed Total MAJS Degree 27 credit hours 3 credit hours 30 credit hours Combined MSW/MAJS: 75 Credit Hours Required JINES Total MSW/MAJS Degree 27 credit hours 75 credit hours Students must meet admission requirements for both programs. This is done by applying to each school separately. For further information about admission to the MSW/MAJS program contact: Office of Admissions and Recruitment George Warren Brown School of Washington University Campus Box (toll-free) msw@wustl.edu and Director and Associate Professor of Hebrew Bible and Biblical Hebrew Jewish, Islamic and Near Eastern Program Washington University Campus Box 1121 (314) pbarmash@wustl.edu 11

12 SOCIAL WORK AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION The dual degree program in and Business Administration began in In this three-year program of studies, students earn a Master in degree and a Master in Business Administration degree. The program's basic goal is to prepare students for advanced social work practice with specialized business management skills and knowledge. The George Warren Brown School of and the John M. Olin School of Business developed this program for (1) social work students who want to draw upon the School of Business for the technical aspects of business administration and its functional areas -- accounting, marketing, finance, and operations management -- to complement advanced training in social work and (2) business students who seek to emphasize social and interpersonal aspects of business administration such as employee relations and community resources. The areas for which this dual preparation is most valuable are administration of social services and human resource management. Students in the program enroll for approximately three semesters in social work and approximately three semesters in business. Students are required to complete 51 credit hours in the School of Business and in the School of. The School of Business recognizes 15 credit hours of courses from the School of for the MBA Degree, and the School of recognizes 12 credit hours of courses from the School of Business for the MSW degree. Brown treats the 12 credit hours of course work in the School of Business as electives. Electives that Brown recognizes from the School of Business include: Financial Accounting, Marketing Management, Macro-Economics, Computer Concepts, and Programming. In the dual degree program in and Business Administration, students may start in either school, but they are advised to begin in. To date there are ten graduates. Their career paths have taken them in different directions: administration and planning positions in metropolitan social welfare planning agencies, consultant to public sector agencies, assistant administrator for a religiously based social service agency, volunteer coordinator for an AIDS multi-service agency, human research manager in a for-profit company, and teaching policy at the University level. 12

13 MSW/MBA DEGREE REQUIREMENTS Foundation Concentration Sub-Total Transferred from Business Total MSW Degree 21 credit hours 4 credit hours 18 credit hours 5 credit hours 12 credit hours 60 credit hours MBA Degree: 66 Credit Hours Required Business Transferred from Total MBA Degree 51 credit hours 15 credit hours 66 credit hours Combined MSW/MBA: 99 Credit Hours Required Business Total MSW/MBA Degree 51 credit hours 99 credit hours Students must meet admission requirements for both programs. This is done by applying to each school separately. For further information about admission to the MSW/MBA program contact: Office of Admissions and Recruitment George Warren Brown School of Washington University Campus Box (toll-free) msw@wustl.edu and MBA Admissions and Financial Aid Olin School of Business Washington University Campus Box 1133 (314) (toll-free) mba@olin.wustl.edu 13

14 SOCIAL WORK AND LAW In cooperation with the Washington University School of Law, Brown was the first school of social work to implement a dual master degree program in social work and law. The program began in Students from this program earn the Master in and the Doctor of Jurisprudence degrees. The program of studies is four years. The basic goal of the social work and law program is to prepare students with combined skills in both social work and law for advanced practice with complex social and legal issues in areas where law and social work converge. Some of the areas in which dual degree knowledge and skills are necessary are community development, housing and rehabilitation, mental health, criminal and juvenile justice administration, family mediation, and legal aid to the poor. Students enrolled in the George Warren Brown School of and the School of Law spend five semesters in the School of Law and three in the School of. Students may begin their studies in either school. Students take a total of 76 hours in law and 48 hours in social work. The School of Law recognizes nine credit hours of courses from the School of for the JD degree, and the School of recognizes twelve credit hours of courses from the School of Law for the MSW degree. GWB treats the 12 hours from the School of Law as electives from such courses as: Legal Research, Constitutional Law, Ethics, Family Law, Problems of the Mentally Ill, and Social Legislation. Although the majority of JD/MSW students pursue an individualized concentration for their studies in the School of, they are required to fulfill the same degree requirements that apply to all students in the MSW program. All practicum credit hours are earned through the School of. 14

15 MSW/JD DEGREE REQUIREMENTS Foundation Concentration Sub-Total Transferred from Law Total MSW Degree 21 credit hours 4 credit hours 18 credit hours 5 credit hours 12 credit hours 60 credit hours JD Degree: 85 Credit Hours Required Law Transferred from Total JD Degree 76 credit hours 9 credit hours 85 credit hours Combined MSW/JD Degree: 124 Credit Hours Required Law Total MSW/JD degrees 76 credit hours 124 credit hours To date there are over 70 graduates of the and Law dual degree program. A survey of graduates found them in diverse career positions such as: a legal aid attorney, a public defender, a faculty member in a school of law, a juvenile court attorney, a director of a refugee center, an attorney in private practice, and a health maintenance organization executive. Students must meet admission requirements for both graduate programs. This is done by applying to each school separately. For further information about admission to the MSW/JD program contact: Office of Admissions and Recruitment George Warren Brown School of Washington University Campus Box (toll-free) msw@wustl.edu and Assistant Dean for Admissions School of Law Washington University Campus Box 1120 St. Louis, MO admiss@wulaw.wustl.edu 15

16 NOTES 16