Social Work: MSW

About This Degree

Locations

• Bicknell
• Blanding
• Brigham City
• Castle Dale
• Delta
• Ephraim
• Junction
• Kaysville
• Logan (Main Campus)
• Moab
• Montezuma Creek
• Monticello
• Monument Valley
• Nephi
• Price (USU Eastern)
• Richfield
• Roosevelt (Uintah Basin)
• Tooele
• Tremonton
• Vernal (Uintah Basin)
• Wendover

Location Restrictions

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View Potential Careers

A MSW is necessary to provide clinical services (e.g., psychotherapy) and for advancement to supervisory or administrative positions.

With an MSW, you will be able to work in the following areas:

• Public welfare (administration and planning, case management, program evaluation, policy setting, public interest groups)
• Criminal justice/corrections (counseling/therapy, rehabilitation, probation, parole, youth services, victim assistance, courts)
• School social work (clinical social work, pupil personnel services, student advocacy, instruction)
• Child welfare (case management, advocacy, intervention)
• Family Services (adoption agencies, foster care organizations, etc.)
• Private Practice (or private social service agencies)
• Gerontology (advocacy/intervention, counseling, case management, programming, public policy)
• Clinical (counseling, therapy, community mental health centers, community residential homes, residential treatment centers, substance abuse treatment programs)
• Administration (management, policy development, planning)
• Local, State, and Federal Government (courts, school systems, etc.)
• Occupational (counseling, education, wellness promotion, employee assistance, organizational development, human resources, labor unions, health maintenance organizations (HMOs))
• Developmental disabilities (case management, program planning and evaluation, policy development)
• Health care (case management, counseling, program development, administration, research)
• Community organization (program and community development, advocacy, politics, education, planning)

Course Listing (University Catalog)

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