Explore Social Work as a UM Dearborn Student

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.

Why Human Services and Social Work?

• You have an interest in helping individuals, families and communities function effectively and overcome considerable obstacles and challenges.  
• You will develop an understanding of diversity, research, discrimination, oppression and the skills to advocate for social and economic justice.
• 96% of U-M MSW graduates looking for jobs are employed.
• 300+ scholarship opportunities for MSW students.
• Earn your MSW from the #1 ranked U-M School of Social Work in Ann Arbor.
• 45 credit program reduces time and expense to earn your MSW.

How to Apply?

You must be a current undergraduate student at UM-Dearborn. You must declare and complete the Human Services concentration within the Bachelor of Science (BS) in Health and Human Services degree. The specific steps are as follows:

• Complete major and concentration requirements (80 credits).
• Apply for admission to the MSW program by March 1.
• Successfully complete remaining electives and specialized course requirements.
• Finish admissions process and matriculate into the #1 ranked UM School of Social Work in Ann Arbor.

Options for completing your MSW at U-M School of Social Work

• Full-Time
• Part-Time
• Evening/Weekend