The Social Work minor provides an interdisciplinary introduction to core knowledge and skills you will need to begin a professional career in social work, counseling or case management. It also prepares students to enter a graduate Master of Social Work program. The curriculum emphasizes entry-level practice skills, professional ethics and values, and human behavior and development.
Any introductory (lower-division) course in human behavior (e.g., sociology, cultural anthropology or psychology) will satisfy the prerequisite for the Social Work minor.
An example of such a course at CSUMB is PSY 100. You may want to confer with your advisor for additional options that satisfy this prerequisite.
Complete all of the following courses:
Complete one of the following courses:
Complete one of the following courses:
Demonstrate an understanding of the fundamental principles and issues common to the field of social work.