8 Master of Social Work Degree Programs

MSU Denver’s Master of Social Work (MSW) Program educates social workers to serve the needs of individuals, families, groups, communities and organizations in a multicultural and global society. MSU Denver’s MSW Program is fully accredited by the Council on Social Work Education, the sole accrediting body for social work programs in the United States.

OU's online Master of Social Work prepares you to advance social justice and support vulnerable communities. This flexible graduate program combines rigorous coursework with practical field experience, enabling you to earn your degree while maintaining your current responsibilities.

OU's online Master of Social Work Advanced Standing program is designed for students who already hold a bachelor's degree in social work. This accelerated pathway lets you build advanced clinical and leadership skills while maintaining flexibility through fully online study.

Through the Advanced Generalist Master of Social Work program, you can prepare to have an impact from a broad range of clinical and community practice roles. UNC Charlotte’s program embraces the profession’s commitment to social and economic equity, individual and community well-being, and scientific inquiry.

The University of North Carolina at Charlotte’s nationally ranked online Master of Social Work (M.S.W.) degree program is designed for working professionals who want to advance their careers as social workers. Our program emphasizes social justice and intervention at all levels of society.

Campbellsville University's CSWE-accredited online MSW allows you to advance your career and take on a leadership role with three tracks in the field of social work while learning how to work with individuals, families, communities and groups. There are four options for completion: foundation, advanced standing, addictions or clinical track.

Postgraduate Master of Social Work (MSW) program with online and hybrid delivery options, offered as traditional and advanced standing pathways. Programs include clinically focused curricula with behavioral health and health care specializations, substantial field practicum hours, and accreditation by the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE). California residency is required to apply and remain enrolled for these programs.

An accelerated BA in Sociology to MSW dual-degree pathway that allows students to complete the BA in Sociology in 3.5 years while earning credits toward a Pacific MSW, with MSW coursework beginning in the third year and the combined BA+MSW completed in 4.5 years. Fifteen units double count toward both degrees and students study at the Stockton and Sacramento campuses. Admission to the pathway requires current enrollment at University of the Pacific as a Sociology major and academic qualification standards including a minimum GPA of 3.3 in specified coursework; students apply to the pathway in the spring semester of their sophomore year and must complete five MSW courses during the fall terms of junior and senior years.