Advanced Generalist
The UW-Green Bay MSW Program offers an Advanced Generalist area of specialization for all students. Students take the same core courses, choose among an array of electives, and are offered a range of field placement options. An advanced generalist has chosen to study a broad range of populations and practice areas.
Advanced Generalist Requirements
Below are courses for the Advanced Generalist, no individualized area of emphasis.
Core Courses
Complete all:
- SOC WORK 720: Diversity, Social Justice, and Advocacy
- SOC WORK 721: Multi-Level Family Systems
- SOC WORK 728: Advanced Policy: Leadership, Advocacy and Practice
- SOC WORK 731: Research for MSW Practice
Electives
Complete six elective credits. See the MSW degree requirements in the graduate catalog for a full list of elective courses.
Field Practicum
Two days per week in two consecutive semesters: Generalist Setting
- SOC WORK 716: Field III
- SOC WORK 717: Seminar III
- SOC WORK 718: Field IV
- SOC WORK 719: Capstone Seminar
Experienced
Professors
“The social work professors all have field experience that allows for great learning opportunities as a student. Their stories and expertise helped me to understand the essence of being a social worker in a way that I wouldn't have otherwise understood.”
Harper Smith
Program Manager
Fox Valley Memory Project
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