The Master of Social Work (MSW) program at NYU Silver is a leading graduate program focused on clinical social work practice. It aims to equip students with advanced skills to serve diverse communities and address complex human behavior and social inequities. The program emphasizes direct service and prepares students for impactful roles in various settings. Graduates are trained to work with individuals, families, and groups, often entering careers in mental health clinics, hospitals, and nonprofit organizations. The curriculum integrates evidence-based interventions, policy practice, and hands-on clinical training. Small class sizes and dedicated faculty foster a close-knit learning environment. Students benefit from the extensive social service ecosystem of New York City for practicum placements, offering real-world experience. The program is fully accredited by the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE).
Graduates are prepared for diverse roles in social work, including clinical social workers, policy advocates, and nonprofit leaders. They find opportunities in hospitals, mental health clinics, government agencies, and global organizations.
Prerequisites for the MS in Data Science program include Calculus I, Linear Algebra, Intro to Computer Science, and one advanced math/stats course. Specific prerequisites for the MSW program are not detailed in the provided text, but an undergraduate degree is generally required.
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CSWE-accredited
MSW graduates are prepared for roles such as Clinical Social Workers, Policy Advocates, and Nonprofit Leaders. They find employment in hospitals, mental health clinics, government agencies, and global organizations, with 93% employed or in further education within six months of graduation.
Yes, 95% of MSW students receive scholarship funding. Additional competitive scholarships may be available for selected students.
An undergraduate degree is generally required. For the Advanced Standing pathway, a BS/BA in social work from a CSWE-accredited program completed within the past five years is necessary. Specific course prerequisites are not detailed in the provided text.
To apply, visit the GSAS Application Resource Center, prepare required materials including transcripts and letters of recommendation, and submit your application through the GSAS Online Application Portal.
The provided application deadlines are February 14 for Fall Admission to the MS in Data Science program and December 4 for the PhD in Data Science program. Specific deadlines for the MSW program are not detailed.
Tuition rates and estimated living costs for the MSW program are not specified in the provided text.