Case Management for Children and Families, Certificate
Program Details
- Location
- Akron Campus
- Level
- undergraduate
- Degree/Program Type
- Certificate Program / certificate
- Format
- online
- Course Info
- Curriculum Guide
- College
- Health and Human Sciences, College of (Dean's Office)
- School/Department
- School of Social Work & Family Sciences
Program Contact
- Ben Rochester, M.Ed.
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Academic Advisor Sr.
330-972-6092
Overview
The Certificate in Case Management for Children and Families equips undergraduate students with the knowledge and skills needed to support and coordinate services for children and families in need. The program focuses on assessing client needs, navigating community resources, advocating for services, and promoting family stability and well-being.
Admissions Requirements
Admission to The University of Akron.
Required courses must be completed with a minimum grade point average of 2.0 overall for the certificate to be awarded.
Career Outcomes
This certificate is an excellent complement to majors such as social work, child and family development, psychology, criminal justice, education, and public health, helping students become more competitive in the job market. Graduates will be prepared for roles in schools, social service agencies, nonprofits, and healthcare organizations that provide direct support to children and families facing complex challenges.