Academic programs: graduate and undergraduate
Our Social Work PhD and Master of Social Work programs promote the knowledge, skills and values of the social work profession. Our Youth Development Leadership M.Ed. program supports an expanded understanding of young people, in the United States and internationally. Our undergraduate programs — youth studies, family violence prevention, and social justice — support and promote ways of valuing, living, and working in the world that further social change and the common good.
Our Faculty
Small class sizes.
Renowned faculty.
A commitment to social equity & justice.
Make your mark as an advanced scholar & practitioner at the School of Social Work.
The future starts now.
Upcoming events
CEHD Finals Fuel Up in Peters Hall CEHD Finals Fuel Up in Peters Hall
Stressed and tired from studying for finals? CEHD is here to help with free coffee, tea and treats for undergraduate and graduate students in Peters Hall.
Associate Professor Jessica Toft Presents Workforce Webinar for European Social Work Research Association Associate Professor Jessica Toft Presents Workforce Webinar for European Social Work Research Association
Associate Professor Jessica Toft presents workforce webinar title Democracy for social workers? "Practising social work in neo-liberal contexts: the impact on self, service users and opportunities for resistance and change" for European Social Work…
Katherine and Arthur Sehlin Lecture: The Disability Paradox Katherine and Arthur Sehlin Lecture: The Disability Paradox
Join us in the Heritage Room at McNamara Alumni Center for the Katherine and Arthur Sehlin Lecture "The Disability Paradox: Professional Humility and the Radical Acceptance of Disability Justice"
Author Talk: Misty Heggness, MSW '02, Discusses 'Swiftynomics' Author Talk: Misty Heggness, MSW '02, Discusses 'Swiftynomics'
Misty Heggness, MSW '02, discusses her new book, 'Swiftynomics,' which explores the complex economic lives of American women through the lens of pop icon Taylor Swift.
