This graduate certificate provides specialized advanced clinical training for social work students interested in working in the addictions field. It meets all the classroom educational requirements laid out by the State of Florida for certification through the Florida Certification Board. This certificate program is open to degree-seeking students only.
Contact
Kelly Sydnor
Coordinator of Student Services
305-348-5841
kelly.sydnor1@fiu.edu
AHC5-562
Course requirements (30 Credits Total):
SOW 5105 | Human Behavior and the Social Environment I or BSSW equivalent | 3 |
SOW 6125 | Human Behavior and the Social Environment II – Psychopathology | 3 |
SOW 5324 | Theory and Practice with Groups or BSSW equivalent | 3 |
SOW 5342 | Social Work Practice with Individuals & Families or BSSW equivalent | 3 |
SOW 5629 | Social Work Practice with Diverse Populations or BSSW equivalent | 3 |
SOW 6351 | Clinical Intervention in Couple and Family Social Work Practice | 3 |
SOW 6435 | Evaluating Empirically Based Social Work Practice | 3 |
SOW 5710 | Current Issues in Addiction Practices | 3 |
SOW 6114C | Assessment & Treatment of Addiction & Related Problems | 3 |
SOW 6711 | Prevention of Addiction & Related Problems | 3 |
Application
- Applicants must satisfy all minimum requirements as specified by the University Graduate School for admission into Graduate Programs. This program is open to degree-seeking students only.
- Applicants must submit a Graduate Certificate Program Application, which must be reviewed and approved by the School of Social Work.