Childhood Education and Family Studies

Working with Families Undergraduate Certificate

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Make a positive impact on families

Expand your knowledge of parenting, relationships and family issues in today's society.

Give high-quality support. Have specialized training for your career.

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    Working with Families

    This certificate is designed to provide students with the specialized training for working with families. Students who complete this certificate will better understand family systems and be equipped to provide high-quality support to families.

    Program requirements (15 hours)

    1. CFD 163(3), 250(3), 305(3), 361(3), 560(3).
    2. All candidates must satisfy the General University Certificate Requirements.

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