Master’s of Social WorkDual Degree Programs
The Master of Social Work program provides students with the option to pursue a second master’s degree through one of the college’s dual degree programs.
Prospective applicants are strongly encouraged to attend an informational session prior to applying to the MSW and Dual Degree programs. At the zoom meeting, we will cover in detail the program, careers, application process, curriculum and so much more. Schedule your session today.
Admissions Process
Candidates for admission to a Dual Degree Program must meet admissions requirements for the university and of both departments. Admission to each program will be reviewed and approved by the respective admission committees.
Master of Social Work/Master of Public Administration:
John Glenn College of Public Affairs
The economy, health care, climate change, energy are a few public policy issues that impact the lives of everyone. The Master in Public Administration will prepare management leaders with the necessary skills and knowledge to take on these issues that are important to Ohioans and citizens across the country. A dual degree will prepare graduates to be effective leaders to manage and make decisions on policy issues. Timeline to Degree Completion: 3 years
Master of Social Work/Master of Public Health:
College of Public Health
Students with an interest in social work and health may find it advantageous to combine the integrated seminar focusing on Aging & Health or Mental Health and Substance Abuse with a focus of public health. The MPH has the advantage of coursework designed to give a solid foundation of skills grounded in the unique challenges of specializations in public health, they generally find health behavior and health promotion to be the best match with social work. Timeline to Degree Completion: 3 years
Master of Social Work/Master of City and Regional Planning (MCRP):
Knowlton School of Architecture
Students in social work and city and regional planning both share a common interest in the impact of community and the environment upon the well-being of individuals. The MCRP program emphasizes the leadership, vision and skills to support equitable, sustainable and efficient communities at the local, regional, national and international levels, with global concerns and perspectives integrated throughout. This dual degree incorporates core courses from both programs. Timeline to Degree Completion: 3 years