A leader in social work education since 1957, the Wurzweiler School of Social Work is consistently rated among the top MSW programs in the nation and attracts students from across the globe. We are devoted to the success of each and every one of those students and, ultimately, to the value of repairing the world.

Earn your Master of Social Work degree from one of the nation’s top-ranked and most distinguished programs in the nation. Learning from the CSWE accredited FSU College of Social Work, you will receive a first-rate education as well as an opportunity to experience an excellent field placement.

Create change. Pursue your passion for helping others. Our fully online graduate program in human services is geared toward helping you pursue your passion for helping others and create meaningful change in the world. The demand for human service leaders is growing, and we can prepare you to shine in this dynamic field. We want to provide you with the opportunity to transform your career and make a difference in the lives of those most vulnerable and underserved.

The MSW Program’s mission is grounded in the purpose and values of the social work profession and an understanding of the program’s context.

The BGSU master's computer science with a specialization in cybersecurity and digital forensics degree provides intensive studies in the fundamentals computer science with additional training in cybersecurity, digital forensics, networks and mobile computing.

Students complete 43 credits of course work in as few as 16 months, or they can extend their studies over a longer period to accommodate work and family obligations. All students work at a required summer internship that we guarantee will be paid and can take free January Academy enrichment workshops between the fall and spring semesters.

With the U.S. growing more diverse and Latinos surging in population growth and political and cultural influence, but still largely ignored or misunderstood by much of the mainstream media coverage, the need for this program is clear and urgent. Our students learn to use their bilingual skills to produce rigorous reporting, on deadline, in both languages, while nurturing a deep understanding of the complexity of the Latinx experience.

Engagement journalism is all about finding new ways to serve communities, including those that are often left out of traditional mainstream news. It prioritizes filling unmet information needs and facilitating community participation in the news process.