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This course of study is tentative and subject to change. Our curriculum is taught in a primarily online hybrid format for maximum convenience for working professionals.

Year Fall Semester Spring Semester Summer Semester
1 Psychopathology in Advanced Clinical Social Work
[SOW 7129, 3 credits]

Theories and Epistemology of Advanced Clinical Social Work Practice
[SOW 7757, 3 credits]
Quantitative Research in Clinical Social Work
[SOW 7494, 4 credits]

Qualitative Research in Clinical Social Work
[SOW 7496, 3 credits]
Social Work Pedagogy
[SOW 7776, 3 credits]

Emerging Theories and Methods in Clinical Social Work Practice
[SOW 7698, 3 credits]
2

Advanced Clinical Social Work Practices with Individuals, Groups, & Families
[SOW 7369]


Elective
Clinical Social Work Supervision, and Administration
[SOW 7619, 3 credits]

Advanced Clinical Social Work Capstone:Ìý Proposal Writing
[SOW 7498, 4 credits]
Interpersonal Neuroscience and Advanced Clinical Social Work
[SOW 7696, 3 credits]

Special Topics for Clinical Practice
[SOW 7938]
3

Advanced Clinical Social Work Capstone: Implementation
[SOW 7913]


Elective
Advanced Clinical Social Work Capstone: Defense & Dissemination
[SOW 7910, 6 credits]


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Plan of Study and Courses: Capstone Project Requirement

The capstone project is an integral feature of the doctoral training experience—and it is aimed at preparing graduates of the program for empirically and theoretically-informed leadership roles in advanced clinical practice, clinical supervision, social work education, and practice-oriented research and evaluation. Capstones are projects that have tangible implications for social work practice and serve as an opportunity for the doctoral ¼ø»ÆÊ¦app to showcase their content expertise and technical skills. Students will have the opportunity to pick between three capstone options (research-focused, practice-focused, or education-focused), depending on their area of interest and career goals. Please note that while the research-focused capstone will most closely resemble a traditional thesis, all capstone projects will require research skills and application. Regardless of which option is selected, the Capstone timeline is the same for all ¼ø»ÆÊ¦app and extends across three courses: (1) Capstone Proposal, (2) Capstone Implementation, and (3) Capstone Dissemination.


Contacts

DSW Program Coordinator: Dr. Danielle Groton |Ìýdgroton@fau.edu

Doctoral Program Academic Advising: swcjgradvising@fau.edu | (561) 297-2316