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Master of Social Work

CSU Pueblo Master of Social Work students
Department of Social Work

Master of Social Work (MSW)

Advanced practice preparation for serving diverse client populations, advocating for policy change, and promoting social justice across systems of all sizes.

Program Overview

The MSW Program at CSU Pueblo has been accredited by CSWE since 2019.

The Master of Social Work program prepares students for advanced social work practice with the knowledge, skills, and values to serve diverse client populations in systems of all sizes.

Students learn to advocate for policy and legislative changes that improve social conditions, meet basic human needs, and promote social justice.

Entry Options

Generalist

Admission into the first year of the MSW program by anyone with any undergraduate degree and 18 credit hours of liberal arts.

Advanced Standing

Admission directly into the second year once a student has earned a CSWE-accredited Bachelor of Social Work degree.

The program is offered face-to-face. Students travel to Colorado Springs for Saturday courses and to Pueblo for Sunday courses. Classes meet eight times per semester (approximately every other weekend).

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the GMAT or GRE required?
The GMAT or GRE are not required for admission.
What is the CSWE accreditation?
CSWE stands for the Council on Social Work Education and is the recognized accrediting agency for social work education in the United States.
What courses will I take?
Curriculum requirements are available in the university catalog.
Do I have to complete a placement?
Yes. CSWE requires at least 900 clock hours. Our students complete 948 hours.
Can I complete placement at my workplace?
In some circumstances, yes. Restrictions apply including different job duties and MSW supervision.

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