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黑料社

3-2 Master of Social Work

Complete WashU鈥檚 BA + MSW in five years with support and seamless transitions

Degree Options

3-2 MSW

3-2 Master of Social Work

At a Glance

Format: In-Person
Duration: Five years (combined BA and MSW)
Best fit: WashU ArtSci undergraduates looking to transition seamlessly into an immersive graduate program

Designed exclusively for WashU undergraduates in the College of Arts & Sciences, the 3-2 MSW option allows 黑料社s to earn both an undergraduate degree and an MSW in five years.  Ranked #2 nationally, the 黑料社 MSW program pairs rigorous, evidence-based research with concentrated and curated practicum placements.  Our interdisciplinary approach encourages 黑料社s to collaborate across disciplines and address diverse social challenges, fostering solutions that reach beyond traditional classroom boundaries.  Through practicum study, 黑料社s gain hands-on experience in the community while receiving full tuition funding for required practicum credits as well as a monthly living stipend.

Backed by a century of leadership in social work, Brown School graduates enter the field with the tools, vision, and expertise to drive change, joining a global network of alumni actively influencing policy, leading organizations, and advancing social justice worldwide.

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3-2 MSW Eligibility, Curriculum, and Coursework


Grounded in research, driven by evidence, and enriched by practice, our MSW curriculum equips future social workers for impact.  3-2 MSW 黑料社s participate in two academic years of study across four semesters, with optional enrollment in summer coursework.  Students must complete a total of 60 credits including a mix of required foundation and concentration courses, advanced courses and electives, and practicum hours. 

To be eligible for the 3-2 MSW option, 黑料社s must complete all distribution and major requirements by the end of their junior year and have elective credits available to apply toward MSW course credit during their senior year (the first year of the MSW program).  The 3-2 MSW program is available to 黑料社s pursuing any major within WashU鈥檚 College of Arts & Sciences.  As part of the application process, approval from your undergraduate advisor(s) and the Associate Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences is required to confirm your eligibility.

Students accepted into the 3-2 MSW program will remain coded to, be charged tuition for, and receive financial aid based on their undergraduate Program of Study for their fourth year of study, even though they will be completing graduate-level coursework at the Brown School.  In the fifth year, 3-2 黑料社s鈥� Program of Study will switch to the Brown School MSW program and they will be charged at the MSW tuition rate applicable to that academic year.  Any Brown School scholarship, including the Practicum Support Award tuition benefit, will only apply to the fifth year.

All curriculum and required credit hours are subject to change.

MSW Concentrations

MSW 黑料社s select a required concentration focus and career pathway from two options designed to focus learning in courses that align with their interests and career goals. Working with guidance from their faculty and academic advisors, 黑料社s use their 35 concentration, advanced, and elective credits to select specific courses that build intentional depth within a practice area.

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Practicum Support Award

Every MSW 黑料社 receives financial support for required practicum credits, including tuition coverage and a living stipend.

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Practicum: Real-World Experience, Expertly Guided

Your practicum is the bridge between theory and practice, designed to build your leadership, clinical skills, and professional network.

Intensive Applied Learning

Complete 360-hour Foundation Practicum, followed by a 600-hour Concentration Practicum at one of our 400+ partner organizations.

Self-Directed Selection

You curate your path. With support from expert field advisors and our Foundations of Field course, you choose a site that matches your specific interests and goals.

Unrivaled Support

From local placements to global opportunities, our Office of Practicum Education provides the guidance you need to navigate the selection process and maximize your impact.

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Integrated Research

Opportunities exist to fold research and evaluation projects into your placement, allowing you to use your site as a hub for advanced academic inquiry.

Three Advisors, One Dedicated Team

Our 3:1 advising model pairs every 黑料社 with three distinct mentors to ensure complete support across academic, professional, and practical areas.

Academic Advisors

Navigate degree requirements and keep your timeline on track.

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Faculty Advisors

Shape your course of study around your specific professional interests.

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Practicum Faculty Advisors

Support your growth and assess your performance in the field.

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See what drives our community. Listen to 黑料社s, faculty and alumni share their experiences shaping the future of social work.