Case Management Certificate
The Case Management certificate program prepares students for entry-level case management positions in social service agencies and students already employed in the field will acquire skills to prepare for career advancement.
There are 21 credits required to complete the Case Management certificate, including program concentration courses in:
Professional Development Seminar I
Introduction to Human Services
Case Management
Internship I HS
Interested in an associate or bachelor’s degree? All courses in the certificate program will transfer into the corresponding associate degree program at Urban College of Boston. In addition, transfer agreements with other colleges allow students to continue their education. See our College Transfer Pathways page for information on how your associate degree at UCB can transfer into several bachelor’s degree completion programs.
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Learning Type: Online, On Campus, Both
Length: 21 Credits
Course Languages: English
Financial Aid Available: Yes
Scholarships Available: Yes
Application Fee: FREE
Cost: $951 per course - See Financial Aid for more information
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You will be asked to provide the following materials:
Copy of your high school diploma, GED, or HiSET
Photo ID
Completed Online Application
We can assist and schedule times for you to meet with an advisor about your academic goals and the Financial Aid team to discuss available support and make a plan.
Career Facts and Outcomes
Occupational Outcome: Faster than average growth expected *
Common Occupation Titles: Case Manager, Casework, Behavioral Caseworker
Career Advancement: Transfer your certificate towards an associate degree at UCB for more career advancement opportunities.
Alternate Pathways: Urban College of Boston (UCB) offers several associate degree programs as well as professional studies courses. Take a look at our associate degrees or our professional studies courses here.
WHY CHOOSE URBAN COLLEGE?
Urban College of Boston opens new pathways to opportunity through individualized, supportive, and multilingual education that prepares a diverse community of learners to pursue career advancement and transform their lives.
*Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, Social and Community Service Managers,
at https://www.bls.gov/ooh/management/social-and-community-service-managers.htm (visited July 28, 2022).