Master of Social Work (MSW)

A Master of Social Work (MSW) is a graduate degree that prepares individuals to support and improve people's well-being through various roles like counseling, community development, and advocacy. It provides advanced knowledge of human behavior, social systems, and effective intervention strategies. MSW graduates often work in settings such as healthcare, schools, government agencies, and non-profits, helping clients navigate challenges, access resources, and achieve personal or social goals. The degree also qualifies many for clinical licensure, enabling them to provide mental health services and therapy.