Office of Graduate Admissions

    Child Advocacy Programs Virtual Information Session

    Tuesday, December 1, 2026 at 6:00 PM until 7:00 PMEastern Standard Time UTC -05:00

    Advocate for Children and Families

    Join us to learn more about Montclair’s fully online Child Advocacy and Policy programs and how they prepare students to understand child advocacy through the lenses of law, social work and psychology.

    The Child Advocacy and Policy (MA) includes applied coursework in areas such as family empowerment, child welfare policy, child abuse and neglect, forensic interviewing and advocacy practice.

    The Child Advocacy and Policy Certificate is a 15-credit option that may also serve as a starting point and be applied toward the master’s degree.

    Online Programs Designed for Applied Advocacy

    Learn how these programs connect policy, practice and interdisciplinary perspectives to prepare students for work supporting children, families and communities.

    Program Options

    Compare the master’s and certificate options and learn how each program can support your academic and professional goals.

    What We’ll Cover

    • The difference between the MA and certificate options
    • Online format, course structure and pacing
    • Areas of study in advocacy, policy and child welfare
    • Career pathways and professional applications
    • Admissions requirements and the application process
    • Live Q&A with faculty and Graduate Admissions

    Who Should Attend?

    This session is designed for prospective graduate students interested in child welfare, juvenile justice, nonprofit organizations, advocacy, public service and other fields focused on supporting children and families.

    Join Us Virtually

    Complete the registration form below to reserve your spot and learn more about Montclair’s online Child Advocacy and Policy graduate programs.

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