Organizational Management & Leadership (OML) CURRICULUM PLAN – OYR
| Time Frame | Course # | Title | Credits | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Year One | Fall | SSW 701 | Social Welfare Policy & Services I ** | 3 ☐ | 12 |
| SSW 712 | Human Behavior in the Social Environment II *(OML Focus: Organizational Behavior) |
3 ☐ | |||
| SSW 717 | Social Work Practice Learning Lab I | 3 ☐ | |||
| SSW 711 | Human Behavior in the Social Environment I (OML Intensive: Entire Life Cycle) |
3 ☐ | |||
| Spring | SSW 718 | Social Work Practice Learning Lab II | 3 ☐ | 12 | |
| SSW 781 | OML I Method * (OML Intensive: Leadership, Strategy, Mission) |
3 ☐ | |||
| SSW 713 | Human Behavior in the Social Environment III (Intensive: Organizational Change) |
3 ☐ | |||
| SSW 702 | Social Welfare Policy & Services II ** | 3 ☐ | |||
| Summer | Students may choose to take one or two electives in the summer. | 6 (Optional) | |||
| Year Two* | Fall | SSW 751 | Social Work Research I (OML version) | 3 ☐ | 15 or 18 |
| SSW 782 | OML II Method (OML Intensive: Governance, HR, Planning)* | 3 ☐ | |||
| Elective | 3 ☐ | ||||
| Elective (Optional) | (3) ☐ | ||||
| SSW 767 | Field Practicum III | 6 ☐ | |||
| Spring | SSW 783 | OML III Method (OML Intensive: Financial, Resources, IT) * | 3 ☐ | 15 or 18 | |
| SSW 752 | Social Work Research II (OML version) | 3 ☐ | |||
| SSW 768 | Field Practicum IV | 6 ☐ | |||
| Elective (Optional) | (3) ☐ | ||||
| SSW 790 | Professional Seminar | 3 ☐ | |||
| Summer or Fall | Elective | 3 ☐ | 6 (Optional if needed) | ||
| Elective | 3 ☐ | ||||
| Total Credits | 60 |
*Intensive: 5 six-hour Saturday sessions. These OML classes are offered only once per year.
**Saturday 9:00am – 10:50am full semester
Note: Students may take any elective, but the following have been developed for OML:
- Social Enterprise, Social Entrepreneurship & Social Innovation
- Clinical Knowledge for Managers
Organizational Management & Leadership (OML) CURRICULUM PLAN – 2 year
| Time Frame | Course # | Title | Credits | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Year One | Fall | SSW 701 | Social Welfare Policy & Services I ** | 3 ☐ | 15 |
| SSW 712 | Human Behavior in the Social Environment II *(OML Focus: Organizational Behavior) |
3 ☐ | |||
| SSW 717 | Social Work Practice Learning Lab I | 3 ☐ | |||
| SSW 711 | Human Behavior in the Social Environment I (OML Intensive: Entire Life Cycle)* |
3 ☐ | |||
| SSW 761 | Field Practicum I | 3 ☐ | |||
| Spring | SSW 718 | Social Work Practice Learning Lab II | 3 ☐ | 15 | |
| SSW 781 | OML I Method * (OML Intensive: Leadership, Strategy, Mission)* |
3 ☐ | |||
| SSW 713 | Human Behavior in the Social Environment III (Intensive: Organizational Change) |
3 ☐ | |||
| SSW 702 | Social Welfare Policy & Services II ** | 3 ☐ | |||
| SSW 762 | Field Practicum II | 3 ☐ | |||
| Summer | Students may choose to take one or two electives in the summer. | 3 ☐ | 6 (Optional) | ||
| 3 ☐ | |||||
| Year Two* | Fall | SSW 751 | Social Work Research I (OML version) | 3 ☐ | 12 or 15 |
| SSW 782 | OML II Method (OML Intensive: Governance, HR, Planning)* | 3 ☐ | |||
| Elective | 3 ☐ | ||||
| Elective (Optional) | 3 ☐ | ||||
| SSW 763 | Field Practicum III | 3 ☐ | |||
| Spring | SSW 783 | OML III Method (OML Intensive: Financial, Resources, IT) * | 3 ☐ | 12 or 15 | |
| SSW 752 | Social Work Research II (OML version) | 3 ☐ | |||
| SSW 764 | Field Practicum IV | 3 ☐ | |||
| Elective (Optional) | (3) ☐ | ||||
| SSW 790 | Professional Seminar | 3 ☐ | |||
| Summer or Fall | Elective | 3 ☐ | 6 (Optional) | ||
| Elective | 3 ☐ | ||||
| Total Credits | 60 |
*Intensive: 5 six-hour Saturday sessions. These OML classes are offered only once per year.
**Saturday 9:00am – 10:50am full semester
Note: Students may take any elective, but the following have been developed for OML:
- Social Enterprise, Social Entrepreneurship & Social Innovation
- Clinical Knowledge for Managers
Any degree pathway whose official Curriculum Plan deviates from the school’s standard four-semester, 15-credit-per-semester curriculum may result in an increased cost to students. For more information, please consult the Department of Enrollment Management and/or an Academic Advisor in the Department of Student Services.