Program Overview

Graduate School of Social Service

The Graduate School of Social Service offers various programs for students interested in pursuing a career in social work.

About the Graduate School of Social Service

The school provides information on its mission, administration, accreditation, and campus locations. It also offers details on what social work entails, including career opportunities and success stories.

Admissions

The school offers several programs, including:

• Master of Social Work (M.S.W.)
• Doctor of Philosophy in Social Work (Ph.D.)
• Bachelor of Arts in Social Work
• Non-Matriculated Study
• Fellowships, such as the NYC Public Schools Collaborative Fellowship and the Palliative Care Fellowship
• Tuition and financial aid overview, including M.S.W. cost of attendance and scholarship opportunities

Academics and Field

The school provides information on:

• Degree programs, including Bachelor of Arts in Social Work, Master of Social Work, Advanced Standing M.S.W., Hybrid M.S.W., and Online M.S.W.
• Field education, including placement settings and stories from the field
• Unique opportunities, such as international study, UN internship, and Her Migrant Hub
• Centers and institutes, including the Children and Families Institute, Institute for Women and Girls, Ravazzin Center, and International Military Social Work Consortium
• Continuing education courses and course listings

Faculty and Research

The school offers:

• Faculty directory, including full-time and endowed chairs
• Research opportunities, including faculty research and centers and institutes

Joint M.S.W. Degrees

The school offers joint degrees, including:

• M.S.W./J.D.: Social Work and Law (currently not offered)