The Master of Social Work degree program at UNC-Chapel Hill is one of the highest-ranked academic programs in social work in the United States. Our School enrolls about 300 students …

The Master of Social Work degree program at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is one of the highest-ranked academic programs in social work in the United States. Our School …

Graduates of the UNCW MSW Program qualify for State Licensure/Certification at three levels: Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Certified Master Social Worker and Certified Social Work …

Students admitted to a Master of Social Work program at UNC School of Social Work represent a wide array of personal backgrounds and academic interests. We seek students who offer …

Inspiring faculty, high-impact field placements, collaborative projects — at our top-ranked School of Social Work, you have all the resources for success as you prepare for a professional …

Many prospective students have questions about the UNCW Master of Social Work program. Please review the following frequently asked questions as you may find your answers here.

The 3-Year MSW Program offers a Chapel Hill option for students who live within commuting distance of Chapel Hill, who are employed in the helping professions, and who cannot …

The Online MSW Program provides wider access to a top-ranked MSW program and a pathway to social work careers. Like our on-campus MSW, this program does not require the GRE.

Admissions UNC School of Social Work offers academic programs leading to the Master of Social Work (MSW) degree and the Doctor of Philosophy in Social Work (Ph.D.) degree. In addition, …

UNC School of Social Work offers a traditional full-time academic program through its 2-Year MSW Program. Students begin the program in August, complete two years of fall and spring …