For a complete list of the courses we offer in the MSW program, see the Wurzweiler School of Social Work Course Descriptions booklet (PDF).
Please note that to qualify for the LCSW in New York State, you must take 12 credits of clinical courses (PDF).
Students enrolled in Joint MSW-JD Plan earn the MSW from Wurzweiler School of Social Work and the JD from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law.
Sample schedule and planning document (PDF)Course descriptions: Wurzweiler (PDF)Course descriptions: Cardozo
Students enrolled in the Joint MSW-MDiv Plan earn the MSW from Wurzweiler School of Social Work and the Master of Divinity (MDiv) from Yale Divinity School.
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PhD Program in Social Welfare
The curriculum is designed so that coursework can be completed in two years. However, with approval, students may elect to complete their first year of study over a two-year period.
Course offerings for the first and second years, and beyond (PDF)
Please click below for course descriptions:SWK 8811 - Theoretical Foundations I: Social Change & Social Justice (PDF) SWK 8920 - Dissertation Proposal Writing Seminar (PDF) SWK 8406 - Fundamentals of Applied Statistics (PDF)SWK 8821 - Ideology (PDF) SWK 8401/8402 - Research Methodology: I & II (PDF)SWK 8293 - Social Policy I (PDF)SWK 8411 - Qualitative Methods I (PDF)SWK 8421 - Strategies of Inquiry (PDF) SWK 8681 - Administrative Practice I (PDF)SWK 8696 - Social Work Education (PDF)
The following are program plans, or "road maps."
Full-Time MSW Program (PDF) 16-Month Accelerated Plan (starts Jan. 2012) (PDF) Part-Time MSW Program (PDF) Advanced Standing Full Time (PDF) Advanced Standing Part Time (PDF) Summer Block Program (PDF) Advanced Standing Summer Block Program (PDF) Interdenominational Clergy Program (PDF) Required Courses (PDF) Elective Courses (PDF) Online Courses (PDF) Certificate Programs (PDF)
Clinical Courses (PDF) Course Descriptions (PDF) Course Prerequisites and Co-requisites (PDF) Biology Requirement (PDF)
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