Academic programs that prepare social work professionals committed to practice with poor and oppressed populations, and who work to alleviate poverty, oppression and discrimination.
Master of Social Work (MSW) Program
Preparing social workers to promote social, economic, and racial justice with urban at-risk populations, with specializations in Child and Family, Mental Health, Organization and Community Practice, School Social Work, and Social Work within Justice Systems.
Joint MSW/MPH Degree Program
Educating public health social workers who address health inequities in urban environments through prevention, intervention, research and advocacy.
PhD in Social Work Program
Preparing social justice researchers, scholars and educators for leadership in advancing social, racial and economic justice.
Post-MSW School Social Worker Program
An online non-degree program to prepare MSW graduates to become eligible for the ISBE (PEL) School Social Worker Endorsement application process.