For an efficient operation of in-depth major curriculum at community colleges, this study analyzed the
curriculum needs of current students and industry field professionals. In the case of current students the desire
for attendance was found to be, in descending order, in-depth major study, skill development and higher
education; for which, the desire was seen to be higher while working as a social welfare professional upon
graduation from college and this suggests a need, after graduation, for more related professional academics
associated with the field. In regards to the certification process, current students and industry field professionals
alike were found to be commonly high for psychology counselors, child psychology counselors, elderly psychology
counselors, are psychology counselors, etc. Examining social welfare-related courses that are expected to be helpful
when working in the social welfare fields, current students and industry field professionals alike were seen to be
the highest for psychology-related courses. As such, it was ascertainable that the desire for psychological
intervention and circumstance and appropriate counseling during actual intervention for the client’s problems is
high and that there is a need for the organization offield-specific psychology counseling curriculums for
psychology counseling for professional knowledge and clinical practiceduring the learning process.