UM-Dearborn Human Services and Social Work MSW Online

The University of Michigan School of Social Work and the University of Michigan Dearborn College of Education, Health & Human Services have partnered to create a stream-lined curriculum for undergraduate Human Services students to enter the MSW program. You can complete your MSW degree either online (part-time) or on campus in Ann Arbor (full or part-time).

Advantages

• Promote social justice through direct service and advocacy on the local, national and global levels
• Earn your BS in four years and your MSW part-time saving you time and money
• Earn your MSW from the #1 school in the country (U.S. News & World Reports)
• 96% of U-M MSW graduates looking for jobs are employed
• We provide field placements near your community in the Conterminous U.S. (48 states and DC; not including Alaska, Hawaii or any U.S. territory)
• You can balance a career and an MSW degree

Apply

Interested students must be current undergraduate students at UM-Dearborn who will declare and complete the Human Services concentration within the Bachelor of Science (BS) in Health and Human Services degree.

*Transfer students are not eligible to participate in the online MSW program.
U.S. Citizenship or U.S. Permanent Resident status required. Undocumented and DACAmented students must reside within the U.S.

When to Apply

• Select Human Services as your concentration within the Bachelor of Science (BS) in Health and Human Services by your junior year.
• Apply for the Online MSW Program by February 1 of your junior year.
• Complete 13 credits of MSW coursework with a “B” or better grade in your senior year, if admitted to the MSW program.

Curriculum Schedule

View curriculum terms and credit hours.

Financial Aid

For information please refer to the MSW Guide to Financial Aid. Students may apply for grants, scholarships, and other forms of financial aid for the semesters they are enrolled in master’s level online courses through the School of Social Work. There is no financial aid available from the School of Social Work until you enroll as a graduate student.