Program Overview

The Professional Doctorate in Social Work (DSW) program equips professionals with advanced leadership and research skills to address social issues, develop evidence-based practices, and influence policy. The program comprises two phases: a taught phase with coursework in social work theory, practice, research, and leadership, and a research phase where students conduct independent research under faculty supervision. Graduates are prepared for leadership roles in social work, research, policy development, and academia. The program is highly ranked and benefits from collaborations with user groups and research institutes.