Program Overview
The Master’s degree in Social Work prepares students to work with diverse communities around the world. Graduates will learn how to develop strong leadership skills, promote social justice, and apply practical solutions to social issues facing the most vulnerable in our society.
The program prepares students for tomorrow’s workforce using ground-breaking research and theoretical frameworks. At the completion of this degree program, students will be eligible to sit for exams to attain Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) credentials. The program offers concentrations.
The program is accredited by the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE).
Concentrations:
- Social Work with a Specialization in Direct Practice with Latino Individuals, Families and Groups (MSSW) - 33 Hour Program
- Social Work with a Specialization in Direct Practice with Latino Individuals, Families and Groups (MSSW) - 63 Hour Program
- Social Work with a Specialization in Administration and Community Practice (MSSW) - 33 Hour Online Program
- Social Work with a Specialization in Administration and Community Practice (MSSW) - 63 Hour Online Program
- Social Work with a Specialization in Direct Practice with Latino Individuals, Families and Groups (MSSW) - 33 Hour Online Program
- Social Work with a Specialization in Direct Practice with Latino Individuals, Families and Groups (MSSW) - 63 Hour Online Program
Possible Career Options
Our Master of Social Work provides UTRGV graduates with rewarding opportunities to become proficient social work practitioners in the community. Graduates may choose to work directly with clients or focus on program or policy development.
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