BA Child Advocacy and Policy

Course Overview This 13-course major prepares you for a meaningful career advocating for the rights and well-being of vulnerable children, youth, and families. You will gain an interdisciplinary knowledge base to address complex challenges in education, healthcare, and social services. The program culminates in a hands-on practicum and senior seminar to launch your professional journey. Key Program Highlights Gain practical, real-world experience through a required senior-year practicum (internship). Prepare for diverse careers in non-profit management, social work, mental health, and state agencies. Build an interdisciplinary skill set to effectively represent and support children and families. Learn to navigate public child welfare systems and broader community-based support networks. Join a field with high demand for trained professionals dedicated to driving positive change.