Program Overview

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Denver Campus MSW

Our Denver Campus MSW programs provide students with a solid foundation in essential social work topics.

Academic Programs Overview

The Denver Campus MSW program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in social work.

Master of Social Work Programs

The Master of Social Work program is a full-time program that can be completed in six quarters.

Master of Social Work Admission

Admission requirements for the Master of Social Work program are not specified in the provided context.

PhD Program

The PhD program in Social Work is also available, but details are not provided in the context.

Fall Start: Denver Campus MSW Program: Full-Time

The Fall Start Denver Campus MSW program is a full-time program that begins in the fall quarter.

6-Quarter Curriculum Plan/Summer off

The 6-quarter curriculum plan allows students to complete their field internships across six quarters, with the summer off before beginning Advanced Practice coursework in the fall.

Field Internship Considerations

• With this plan, students will complete their two field internships across 6 quarters.
• Students will begin their field internship search over the summer before school begins.
• This plan is accommodating to those seeking a school-based internship or child welfare internship in their foundation year.

Quarter-by-Quarter Curriculum

Quarter	Courses
Quarter 1 (Fall)	SOWK 4132 Power, Privilege, & Oppression (3), SOWK 4020 Integrated Practice for Social Justice (4), SOWK 4001 Clinical Social Work Skills (3), SOWK 4000 Professional Development Seminar (1), SOWK 4950 Foundation Field Internship (3) 13.5 hours per week
Quarter 2 (Winter)	SOWK 4006 Human Behavior & the Social Environment (3), SOWK 4007 Community/Macro Social Work Theory & Practice (4), SOWK 4120 Social Policy Advocacy (3), SOWK 4950 Foundation Field Internship (3) 13.5 hours per week
Quarter 3 (Spring)	SOWK 4003 Clinical Social Work Theory & Practice (3), SOWK 4201 Evidence for Practice (3), Theory Requirement (3), Policy Requirement (3), SOWK 4950 Foundation Field Internship (3) 13.5 hours per week
Quarter 4 (Fall)	Assessment Requirement (3), Engage & Intervene with Individuals, Families and Groups Requirement (3), Elective Requirement (3), SOWK 4970 Concentration Field Internship (4) 16.5 hours per week
Quarter 5 (Winter)	Engage & Intervene with Organizations and Communities Requirement (3), Research Requirement (3), Elective Requirement (3), SOWK 4970 Concentration Field Internship (4) 16.5 hours per week
Quarter 6 (Spring)	Values Requirement (3), Elective Requirement (3), Elective Requirement (3), SOWK 4970 Concentration Field Internship (4) 16.5 hours per week

Credit Hours per Quarter

• Quarter 1: 14 credits total
• Quarter 2: 13 credits total
• Quarter 3: 15 credits total
• Quarter 4: 13 credits total
• Quarter 5: 13 credits total
• Quarter 6: 13 credits total

Research & Faculty

The Graduate School of Social Work has a strong research focus, with various active research projects and a faculty composed of experienced scholars and practitioners.

Research & Faculty Overview

The research and faculty overview provides an introduction to the school's research areas and faculty expertise.

Faculty

The faculty at the Graduate School of Social Work are experienced scholars and practitioners in their fields.

Active Research Projects

The school has various active research projects, but details are not provided in the context.

Institutes

The Graduate School of Social Work has several institutes that focus on specific areas of social work.

News

The school publishes news and updates on its activities, research, and achievements.

Recent News

Recent news and updates from the Graduate School of Social Work are available.

Blog

The school's blog features articles and reflections from faculty, students, and alumni.

Podcast: Brave Ideas for Social Change

The school's podcast explores brave ideas for social change and features interviews with experts and practitioners.

Experts for the Media

The school's faculty and researchers are available as experts for media inquiries.

Dean's Notes

The dean's notes provide updates and reflections from the dean of the Graduate School of Social Work.

Community Impact

The Graduate School of Social Work has a strong commitment to community impact and engagement.

The Mutual Aid Collective

The Mutual Aid Collective is a community-based initiative that provides support and resources to marginalized communities.

Events

The school hosts various events, including conferences, workshops, and seminars.

Events Overview

The events overview provides an introduction to the school's events and activities.

Post-Master's Certificates

The school offers post-master's certificates in various areas of social work.

Catalyst Series for Social Justice

The Catalyst Series for Social Justice is a series of events and workshops that focus on social justice and activism.

About

The Graduate School of Social Work is a professional school that is committed to social justice and community engagement.

About GSSW

The about GSSW section provides an introduction to the school's mission, values, and history.

GSSW Directory

The GSSW directory provides contact information for faculty, staff, and students.

Diversity and Inclusion

The school is committed to diversity and inclusion and has various initiatives and programs to promote diversity and inclusion.

GSSW Statements

The school's statements provide an overview of its policies and procedures.

Strategic Plan

The school's strategic plan outlines its goals and objectives for the future.

Board of Advisors

The board of advisors provides guidance and support to the school.

Dean's Circle

The dean's circle is a group of donors and supporters who are committed to the school's mission and values.

Best Graduate School Rankings

The 2024 U.S. News & World Report Best Graduate Schools ranking has recognized the Graduate School of Social Work as No. 12 among the nation's top MSW programs.