Academic Overview
Since 1917, the School of Social Work has been preparing scholars, social workers, community leaders, faculty, and more through advanced scholarship and knowledge-building, as well as its tradition of commitment to leading and working for social justice.
The school offers a high-quality education that instills in its graduates the capability to incorporate and apply in their lives and work the core values of social work—service, social justice, dignity and worth of the person, importance of human relationships, integrity, and competence.
All of our programs have internships or service learning components that reflect our commitment to engaging with the community in learning, research and service.
MSW student discussing research with a fellow student.
Undergraduate
Make a difference in young people's lives. Prepare for careers working with youth in a variety of settings or pursue graduate work in social work, education, or public policy.