Campbellsville University Online Master of Social Work (MSW) - Forensic Track
Campbellsville University Online

Campbellsville University Online

Master of Social Work (MSW) - Forensic Track

Campbellsville, USA

Master degree

2 years

English

Full time, Part time

Jan 2026

Distance Learning

Key Summary

    About : The Master of Social Work (MSW) - Forensic Track equips students with the skills to work at the intersection of social work and the legal system. This program focuses on areas such as criminal justice, mental health, and social policy, preparing graduates for forensic social work roles. With a 24-month course duration, students experience hands-on training and gain insights into working with clients involved in legal matters.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates can pursue various career paths, including roles as forensic social workers, clinical social workers, or community service managers. Opportunities also exist in correctional facilities, legal agencies, or mental health organizations, providing a diverse range of career options in the social work and legal fields.

The online Master of Social Work from Campbellsville University's Carver School of Social Work prepares students for licensed social work practice with individuals, families, communities and groups. The forensic area of focus was specifically created for those interested in careers at the intersection of social work, criminal justice and social justice.

Delivered online and designed to be completed in as few as two years, this program includes 450 practicum hours and coursework in conflict resolution, substance use disorder treatment and other areas relevant to forensic practice. You will learn from a faculty of expert practitioners who bring valuable field experience to the curriculum.

When you finish this program, you will have the background required to pursue licensure as a clinical social worker. The forensic area of focus prepares you for career paths like forensic social worker and case manager. The online MSW program is accredited by the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE).

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