The Department of Social Work at Minnesota State University, Mankato prepares future social work professionals to utilize their knowledge, values, and skills to enhance individual and collective well-being and help people meet basic human needs. The Department of Social Work is home to accredited BSSW and MSW programs that prepare students for generalist and advanced generalist practice with diverse populations in a wide-range of settings.
Miles for Smiles 5K Walk/Fun Run
10:00 AM - Fitness Trail, Minnesota State Mankato I Open to all
Athletic Training Student Association Fundraiser
05:00 PM - Chipotle, 1600 Warren Street, Mankato I Open to all
Student Equity Ambassadors Application Deadline
12:30 AM - For current students
The Role of CDC and OSHA in your Dental Office
06:00 PM - Minnesota State Mankato, Clinical Sciences Building I For current professionals - CEU credit available
Social Work graduate named Distinguished Young Alumni
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Social Work provides academic and professional advising that supports students in their progress towards graduation and prepares students for professional practice and advanced study.
Explore the Scholarships and Financial Stipends opportunities awaiting you as a qualified BSSW and MSW Student.
Attending a University is more than time spent in a classroom. Explore the real-world experiences that make being a Social Work student extraordinary.
Social Workers practice in many different settings and with a wide array of populations.
The Bachelors in Social Work Program (BSSW) prepares ethical and competent generalist social work professionals who are committed to enhancing human well-being and supporting social, economic, and environmental justice for all.
The Master of Social Work (MSW) Program prepares students to be advanced generalist social workers in an array of practice areas, such as: administration, clinical behavioral health, community practice, disability, families/children, health, policy practice, substance use, school social work.
The Social Welfare minor is a five-course, 19-credit program that consists of the foundational Social Work courses and one topical elective course. Courses to fulfill the minor are offered every semester.
The Child Welfare Program (CWP) at Minnesota State University, Mankato supports the recruitment, education, and/or retention of a well-prepared public and tribal child welfare workforce in Minnesota.
The Department of Social Work consists of faculty that are actively engaged in scholarship, service, clinical practice, policy practice, and leadership.
Contact the Social Work department to connect with an advisor. For general College advising visit the College of Allied Health Advising Center.
View a presentation from the Minnesota Board of Social Work regarding licensing and one on Exam Prep and Information.
Stay connected to the Department of Social Work and the various opportunities available for our alumni.
Learn more about careers and opportunities applicable to Social Work program graduates locally and throughout the world. Graduates are prepared to take their big ideas and make a real-world impact.
Social Work students have many opportunities to get practical, hands-on experience preparing for their future careers.
A variety of scholarships and financial aid options are available to Social Work students. View current opportunities.
Contact Social Work with questions or for more information.