Is a 60-credit hour program Can be completed in two and a half years Features Council on Social Work Education-approved, competency-based curriculum that blends theory, practice and policy to prepare ...

The Classroom Without Walls (CWW) fosters unique learning opportunities among students, faculty and community members. These courses are taken for credit (not as Audits). Community Learners must ...

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Social work is a field of study and profession aimed at addressing problems in society—from educational inequality to health disparities to child and family welfare. Whether they practice directly ...

In keeping with the four-century-old Jesuit tradition of educating students in the service of humanity, Boston College established a School of Social Work (SSW) in March 1936. The SSW offers the ...

The full MSW program is available to students holding a bachelor's degree in a field other than social work (BSW). Emphasizing a strong commitment to service, social justice, integrity, and scientific ...

The Community Engagement and Social Change Concentration (CCX) connects community work with academic life by supporting students to embed community work directly into their curricular studies. The ...

A new commitment to the University of Chicago from James and Paula Crown and their family will support the School of Social Service Administration, which will be renamed the Crown Family School of ...

Social Work England recently published its findings regulating social work education providers. Here's what it found ...

Phuong-Nghi Pham ’26 reflects on her experience organizing a weeklong event series exploring different paths in ...

During a time where political injustice and a continuously failing mental health system are at an all-time high, I recently stood shoulder to shoulder with some of the most resilient and relentless ...

An article by Brendan Clifford in September 2017 prompted renewed debate about a topic which has occupied many in the profession - and in government - in recent years; how to improve the effectiveness ...