HSE325Ethics and Laws in Child Welfare
Course Prerequisites ToolSNHU HSE325 has 1 direct prerequisite.
Undergraduate · 3 credits
This course prepares students to navigate the legal and ethical complexities of family problems involving children . This course focuses on the state and federal laws, regulations, and ethical principles that establish the framework for Child Welfare programs. Specific issues covered include child protection programs, child abuse and treatment laws, parent and child rights and responsibilities, education law, and emancipation laws. In addition, the course will examine child custody, foster care, adoption and the child "best interest" standards.
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- HSE101 — Introduction to Human Services
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