The Jane Addams
College of Social Work is dedicated to providing excellent academic
programs that prepare competent and effective social work
professionals 
committed to practice
with poor and oppressed populations, and who will work to alleviate
poverty, oppression, and discrimination. The College offers the Master
of Social Work (MSW) degree, a Certificate in Evidence-Based Mental
Health Practice with Children, and the Doctor of Philosophy in Social
Work (PhD) degree. The MSW program prepares students for advanced
social work practice in four concentrations: mental health, child and
family services, community health and urban development, and school
social work practice. The Certificate in Evidence-Based Mental Health
Practice with Children prepares students with advanced training in
evidence-based practice with this targeted population. The doctoral
program is designed for individuals planning careers in social work
education, research, or administration. In June 2004 the Council on
Social Work Education's Commission on Accreditation voted to reaccredit
the MSW program until 2012.
Social Work Programs
Certificate in Evidence-Based
Mental Health Practice with Children
Doctor
of Philosophy in Social Work
Post
MSW Type 73 Nondegree Program