Get an introduction to the various contexts in which children and adolescents develop, and learn about prevention and intervention efforts that address psychological, social, educational, and health problems in this undergraduate minor.
Degree Details
Official Degree Title
Minor, Child Development and Social Intervention
Format
Full-time or Part-time
Credits
16
Who Should Choose This Minor
The minor in Child Development and Social Intervention is open to all undergraduate students at NYU with the exception of students majoring in Applied Psychology through Steinhardt.
This may be a good fit for you if you are interested in careers or further graduate study in the following areas:
- Psychology
- Education
- Advocacy
- Counseling
- Social work
- Law
- Public policy
What You'll Learn
In the 16-credit Child Development and Social Intervention minor, you have the opportunity to learn about prevention and intervention efforts that address psychological, social, educational, and health problems in children and adolescents. You will be introduced to topics in child development and community psychology before choosing electives to round out your experience. This minor helps to prepare you for careers in fields such as psychology, advocacy, social work, public policy, law, and more.
If you have any additional questions about the minor, please contact Erica Rodriguez.