 The MSW program is a full-time course of study. Advanced standing is open to those that have completed a Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) from a CSWE accredited institution. The one year, three-semester program requires 39 credit hours. All other applicants are considered for the two-year, four-semester program, which consists of 60 credit hours, 48 in the classroom and 12 in supervised field practicum. Students may choose to specialize in one of two practice areas: Family and Children Services or Addiction/Substance Abuse Services. Family and Children Services The Family and Children Services specialization focuses on the economic, social status and service needs of families, youth and children. Special courses of study are designed for students interested in child welfare, mental health, juvenile justice, and other areas of service to families and children. Students electing this specialization may qualify for Title IV-E stipends. Addiction/Substance Abuse Services This specialization explores the interaction of physical, psychological and social aspects, as well as clinical methods of treatment, early intervention and prevention, using the disease concept of chemical dependency. Students who pursue this specialization will be positioned to become Certified Addiction Counselors (CAC) following additional course work and supervised experience. Clinical Internship For more information: |
Department of Social Work and Human Services
BS in Human Services | Master of Social Work | American Humanics Certificate in Nonprofit Management
