Succeed With Career Services
Connect with employers at career fairs, polish your résumé at workshops, and broaden your network with alumni. Plus, career services doesn’t end at graduation—it’s a lifelong membership.
Part-time MSW Program
Our part-time three- or four-year MSW program offers the rigorous curriculum and valuable field experience of our full-time program in a flexible format that accommodates your busy schedule.
After taking introductory courses your first semester, you will choose to specialize in either clinical or macro practice, and select a field of practice that aligns with your career goals. You may also decide to complete one or more certificates to further customize your degree.
Curriculum
Three-year Program
The three-year program divides the equivalent of the full-time foundation year into two years. You will take two courses each semester for the first year. In your second year, you will take two courses per semester in addition to your field education placement two days per week. During the third year, you will have a full-time course load and complete the final field placement.
If you are interested in more flexibility, you may extend the program to a fourth year by dividing your final year of coursework into two years.
Clinical Program
Macro Program
Four-year Program
In the four-year program, you will take two courses each semester for the duration of the program, with the exception of the first semester of your third year, when you will take three courses.
Field Education is taken during the second and fourth years of the four-year program. During the second year, you will spend two days per week in the field and increase to three days per week during the fourth year.
Clinical Program Curriculum Plan
Macro Program Curriculum Plan
Our Faculty
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Curricula Informed by Expertise
Members of our faculty are leading researchers, scholars, clinicians, and practitioners with expertise in a spectrum of disciplines within and outside of social work. They inform classroom teaching with expert knowledge from their research, clinical, and community practice.
Meet Our Students & Alumni
They serve communities locally and across the globe, sustaining positive social change through critical work.
2019 Incoming Three-Year Class Profile
51
Class size
34
Mean age
27%
Students who identify as AHANA*
*African-American, Hispanic, Asian, and Native American
88%
Female
