The MSW curriculum includes the following elements:
- Skills in communication, reasoning, analysis, critical thinking and inquiry, and scientific method.
- Social work knowledge, values, and skills essential for making sound, ethical, and autonomous professional decisions.
- Exploration of the many dimensions of human diversity, cultural heritage; histories of social, economic, and racial oppression and their implications for social work practice.
- Specialized training in advanced direct practice with individuals and families.
- Specialized training in macro practice with groups, communities, organizations and policy.
Course Schedules
Courses in Boise are taught primarily during the day on Mondays and Tuesdays in 3-hour blocks. A few courses are taught in the evening from 6 to 9 p.m. While some courses are taught fully online, others use a hybrid model with face-to-face sessions complemented by on-line work.
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 The School of Social Work
Office:Education Building, #716
Email: msw@boisestate.edu
Phone: (208) 426-1568