To be licensed in most states, social workers must pass an examination and provide references and a school transcript to the state board of social work examiners. It is the responsibility of the student to learn the requirements for licensure in the state in which he or she intends to practice. Continuing education at Bryn Mawr reflects the School's commitment to providing professional social workers with challenging educational opportunities designed to meet the needs of practitioners working in a variety of settings. The spring and fall continuing education series and the Summer Institute draw upon the expertise of both Bryn Mawr faculty and other recognized experts in various areas of social work practice. Each series is designed to include offerings of interest to those working in clinical practice, social service management, and advocacy planning and program development.
Registration is limited.
In analyzing career patterns, we find that many of our graduates quickly assume supervisory and leadership positions in their fields. The School and its graduates share a relationship that does not end when a degree is completed. The Bryn Mawr network is stronger than ever, providing a vital link between the School, its students and its graduates.