Master of Social Work

Advanced Generalist

Advanced generalist practice builds on mastery of the generalist foundation to increase the depth and breadth of practice.

Campus Supports & Services

Learn about programs and services both on campus and in the community that can help to support you as a student at Minnesota State University.

Class Schedule

The MSW Program has been designed to try to meet the needs of students who may be working and also may have other obligations that make it appealing to be on campus only a couple days a week.

Curriculum

The MSW Curriculum has been carefully developed based upon our mission, goals, and objectives with particular attention given to the requirements of our accrediting body, the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE), and the College and University's missions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are answers to several common questions about our MSW program.

Graduate Handbook

We are pleased that you have selected Minnesota State University, Mankato to pursue your Master of Social Work degree. Here you will find information that outlines your rights, as well as your obligations as a student.

Licensure and Supervision

Social workers must graduate from a Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) accredited program in order to be eligible to take the graduate-level licensure exam offered via the Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB).

Mission & Goals

The MSW program prepares students for both advanced direct practice and indirect practice in a wide variety of public and private social service, medical, and educational settings.

MSW Outcome Assessment Data

Here is an assessment of student learning outcomes

Paying for your Education

The MSW program bases tuition on standard graduate rates plus a differential tuition model.

Contact Master of Social Work

If you have additional specific questions regarding the MSW program, be sure to contact us

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