Skip Navigation
Current Students#Faculty / Staff#Alumni & Friends

Joint Master's Degree With Social Work

Admission Checklist

Admission Checklist Admission Checklist

View a detailed list of the requirements for admission candidacy to the joint master's degree with social work and a step-by-step checklist for applying.

Master's Degree in Criminology and Social Work

  • Expand your understanding of the connection between criminology and social work.
  • Gain expertise in working with forensic clients.
  • Become licensed (LCSW) in the state of Florida with additional coursework.

A Master's in Social Work and Criminology requires 79 credit hours, 30 in criminology and 49 in social work.

Sample Courses:

Prevention and Treatment of Crime and Delinquency addresses causes of crime and explores theoretical development of crime prevention, punishment, and treatment.

Juvenile Justice investigates special forms of justice applied to juveniles during arrest, detention, adjudication, and corrections, and examines the juvenile offender processing system.

Those interested in learning more about this option should contact the graduate coordinator, Margarita Frankeberger, for more information.

Application deadlines

Fall semester: July 1
Spring semester: November 1

Please visit the College of Social Work for additional information.

 
 
 

This web site follows modern web standards guidelines in an effort to be as accessible to as many people and devices as possible. It appears that the browser you are using is not up to date and does not support these standards. Please consider using a more modern client like Firefox to enhance your site experience.