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WHY GET YOUR DUAL MASTER’S DEGREE IN SOCIAL WORK AND KINESIOLOGY?
By getting the dual degree of an M.S.W. in social work and an M.S. in kinesiology with a concentration in outdoor education, you’ll be uniquely prepared to work in the expanding field of adventure therapy. One of the nation’s leading programs for mental health professionals, this graduate program unites the clinical training of UNH’s top-ranked social work degree and its pioneering outdoor education program. Graduates of the dual degree pursue successful, satisfying careers that bring counseling skills into challenging wilderness experiences for a therapeutic intervention that’s highly effective in promoting wellness and mental health, particularly among adolescents.
WHY STUDY SOCIAL WORK AND KINESIOLOGY AT UNH?
UNH’s social work and kinesiology graduate faculty are recognized leaders in their fields. The program emphasizes both classroom learning and hands-on learning in the lab and in the evidenced-based practices of the field. You will graduate prepared with the leadership skills and confidence needed to succeed in the workplace and emerge as a leader in your chosen area. Dual-degree social work and kinesiology students take classes simultaneously over the course of two and a half years in social work, kinesiology and outdoor education, including two internships, one of which concentrates on the utilization and application of adventure therapy in an agency setting.
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Social Work and Kinesiology Dual Degree Program MSW/MS Courses
SW 820, Social Welfare Policy I
SW 830, Social Work Practice I
SW 831, Social Work Practice II: Practice in Small Groups and Community Organizations
SW 840, Implications of Race, Culture, and Oppression for Social Work Practice
SW 850, Human Behavior and the Social Environment I (HBSE I)
SW 851, Human Behavior and the Social Environment II (HBSE II)
SW 865, Adventure Therapy: Facilitation and Processing of the Experience
SW 880, Field Internship I (seminar and concurrent twoday/week internship/academic year)
SW 881, Field Internship II
KIN 882, Therapeutic Applications of Adventure Programming
KIN 883, Psych Factors of Adventure Ed
KIN 884, Historical Foundations of Outdoor Experiential Education
KIN 885, Program Models and Evaluation in Outdoor Education
KIN 886, Organization and Administration of Outdoor Education Programs
KIN 897, Advanced Topics in Outdoor Education
SW 926, Social Welfare Policy II
SW 930, Advanced General Practice III: Clinical Assessment and Intervention
SW 931, Advanced Generalist Practice IV: Community and Administrative Practice
SW 952, Human Behavior and the Social Environment III
SW 962, Data Analysis and Statistics
SW 982, Field Internship III
SW 983, Field Internship IV
KIN 993, Teaching Practicum
Adventure therapy
Community centers
Juvenile criminal justice
Nonprofits
Outdoor programs
Public policy
Schools
Social work
Youth programs
Medical insurance: 1999USD/year
