1) you graduated with a Bachelor of Social Work from a CSWE (Council of Social Work Education) accredited school within the last 5 years.
OR
2) you graduated with a Bachelor of Social Work from a CSWE (Council of Social Work Education) accredited school within the last 10 years and have significant post-BSW social work practice experience.
The Advanced Standing MSW program begins each summer with a 7-week summer term and continues through the following fall & spring semesters.
Graduate Program Mission
The Boise State University Masters in Social Work program prepares graduates for practice with individuals, families, groups, organizations and communities and for specialized practice to advance the well-being of individuals and families. We are committed to human rights; social, economic, and environmental justice; and diversity.
Goals of the MSW Program
The faculty have established eight goals for the MSW program:
- Promote academic excellence that integrates social work theory and practice with community-based experiential learning;
- Foster knowledge of global human conditions;
- Address local, state, and regional social work education and workforce needs;
- Foster inclusiveness and cultural humility in working with diverse and/or vulnerable populations;
- Prepare graduates for leadership in service delivery systems;
- Prepare graduates for ethical professional practice;
- Prepare graduates to recognize strengths and enhance the well-being of individuals and families through engagement, assessment, intervention, and evaluation.
- Inform practice through critical thinking, scientific inquiry, and research evidence.
Want to learn more?
We are happy to provide more information and answer your questions about the Master of Social Work program offered at the Boise State University campus.
Contact School of Social Work
Education Building, #716
(208) 426-1568