M.S.W. Program Accredited by Council on Social Work Education. The two-year M.S.W. degree program prepares students for professional service and leadership in the profession of social work. The first-year curriculum develops generalist knowledge and skills necessary to serve individuals, couples, families, small groups, communities, and organizations. In addition, the concentration year includes a Focused Area of Study which allows students to organize a component of their academic program in a subject area of their choosing. An on-site field work program requires students to apply theories of social work methods with clients in community settings.
Students are active participants in developing school policies and procedures.
They are invited to serve on key school committees. Completion of liberal arts studies in undergraduate or other graduate programs. Academic credentials attesting to strong scholarship. A genuine interest in working with people and an aptitude for understanding and relating to people. All applications for the following academic year must be filed no later than December 1.