Areas of Concentration: Social Sciences
These are some examples of programs of study that other MALS students have pursued in the past. They are meant to give you a sense of the kind of program that you might create with us. Each program of study includes courses taken as one-on-one independent studies with Skidmore faculty, traditional graduate-level courses taken in classrooms at universities across the country, as well as the required introductory seminar. Our students also earn credit through transfer of prior graduate credit, supervised internships, and assessment of prior experiential learning.
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Program focus: Family Dynamics: Exceptional Children
Coursework
Master’s Seminar
Personality Theory
Atypical Development
Advanced Theory and Research in the Family
Social Work with Abusing and Neglecting Families
Theories and Principles of Parenting
Sociology of Deviance
Ecology of the Child and the Family
Family Systems and Addictive DisordersFinal Project:
“Living with Children with Disabilities” -
Program Focus: Organizational Change & Industrial Psychology
Coursework
Master’s Seminar
Human Behavior in Organizations
Responses to Organizational Change: Groups and Individuals
Statistics
Psycho-social Aspects of Conflict
Human Resource Law
Adult Development
Labor Economics
Women and WorkFinal Project:
“Job Search Support and Its Impacts on Corporate Downsizing”