Master of Social Work (Traditional Pathway)

Ranked 6th among public universities by U.S. News & World Report, the Master of Social Work (MSW) curriculum at The Ohio State University is designed to prepare you to be a social work leader, ready to address regional, national, and global issues. Our curriculum ensures that you possess the competences to successfully practice in a variety of fields such as mental health, substance abuse, and child and youth services. You will be equipped with the ability to intervene through direct services, administrative practice, advocacy, community change and policy reform. Part-Time option is available. Ranked 6th among public universities by U.S. News & World Report, the Master of Social Work (MSW) curriculum at The Ohio State University is designed to prepare you to be a social work leader, ready to address regional, national, and global issues. Our curriculum ensures that you possess the competences to successfully practice in a variety of fields such as mental health, substance abuse, and child and youth services. You will be equipped with the ability to intervene through direct services, administrative practice, advocacy, community change and policy reform. Part-Time option is available. Before enrolling, check the website for your degree program to see if they have additional requirements or recommendations. You will need: a Computer which meets Ohio State’s minimum requirements; Stable high-speed internet connection; Current versions of a web browser; and an Up-to-date Java plugin.