Programs
The University of Michigan School of Social Work offers interdisciplinary MSW and PhD degrees, field education (internships), an undergraduate minor and life-long learning opportunities.
MSW Program
A U-M master of social work offers a broad range of specializations that draw on the most recent research, new learning innovations and a strong interdisciplinary focus.
- Pathways
- Curriculum Schedules:
- Additional Curricular Options:
- Dual Degree Programs
- Jewish Communal Leadership Program
- Masters International Volunteer Program
- Special Programs
- UM-Dearborn Human Services and Social Work (U-M Undergraduate student opportunity)
- U-M Sociology and Social Work (U-M Undergraduate student opportunity)
PhD Programs
The University of Michigan School of Social Work provides two separate doctoral programs designed to address the educational and training needs of future social work scholars.
CASC Undergraduate Minor
The CASC minor is for students interested in developing knowledge, skills, and experiences in community action and social change.
Field Education
Field education presents you with multiple opportunities to become a part of the professional social work community, where you will learn to integrate classroom knowledge with practice and develop your social work skills.
Global Activities
Global Activities provides students committed to global social work practice an opportunity to live in a foreign country while completing a part of their field placement.
