Universities may offer several concentrations within their social work graduate programs. Choosing one will help target your coursework toward a particular kind of social work career you’d like to pursue. Examples of MSW concentrations at different schools are: • Advanced generalist, or advanced generalist-direct practice • Children, youth and family, or urban children, youth, family and addictions • Leadership and social change • Health care • Mental health and adult social work, or mental health and substance abuse • School social work • Community social work • Community organization, planning and administration • Policy practice and advocacy