Cairn University School of Social Work
Bachelor of Social Work + MS in Nonprofit Leadership Dual-Level Program
Langhorne Manor, USA
MSc
DURATION
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
APPLICATION DEADLINE
EARLIEST START DATE
Sep 2026
STUDY FORMAT
Key Summary
About: This dual BSW + MS in Nonprofit Leadership integrates Christian values motivated by the love and justice of Jesus Christ with social work practice. You’ll study counseling, case management, advocacy, and nonprofit management including fundraising and finance. The program compresses six years into five years by starting master-level courses in junior year, and you’ll continue to receive your undergraduate scholarships and financial aid for five years.
Career Outcomes: Graduates enter social services and nonprofit leadership. Typical roles include clinical social worker, child welfare caseworker, nonprofit director, and grant writer. Skills include counseling, advocacy, leadership, fundraising, resource acquisition, and policy.
Driven by compassion and mercy, social workers specialize in confronting oppression and inequality. Gain the training to properly aid those that your heart already long to help, and develop the hard and soft leadership skills needed to effectively lead a team of individuals who share your convictions.
Everyone needs a social worker. Whether they offer "counseling" in hospitals, find loving homes for children, work in drug-addicted communities, or provide basic needs through disaster relief, social workers are always offering help to individuals when they need it most. Social workers intervene in the lives of those in need by counseling individuals, locating resources, facilitating groups with common needs, and promoting change within organizations and communities. A BSW allows you to help others in a way that is productive, professional, and ethical.
Earning a BSW concurrently with an MS in Nonprofit Leadership will set you apart in the job market and allow for more opportunities for growth in your career. You’ll be equipped with resources and training in financial management, fundraising, decision making, and organizational effectiveness so you can lead nonprofits and help them expand their reach and operate at their maximum potential.
How it Works:
This program condenses six years of study (four-year bachelor’s + two-year master’s) into just five years by starting master-level courses as early as your junior year. By completing both degrees together, you will also continue to receive your undergraduate scholarships and financial aid for all five years of study, which will save you thousands of dollars.
