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Your education will extend far beyond the classroom when you study social work in the School of Social Work at Minnesota State Moorhead.
The School of Social Work faculty at Minnesota State Moorhead have considerable, diverse social work practice experience in areas like child and public welfare, medical, psychiatric, and gerontological social work, family treatment, probation, policy analysis, social work research, mental health, domestic violence and chemical dependency, among others.
Minnesota State Moorhead is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission to offer undergraduate four-year college programs leading to Baccalaureate degrees in Criminal Justice, Gerontology and Sociology.
Resources for School of Social Work faculty at Minnesota State Moorhead.
One of the great strengths of an undergraduate degree from Minnesota State Moorhead in the School of Science is the opportunity to become involved in faculty-mentored research.
Minnesota State Moorhead Social Work students and future social work professionals who have chosen child welfare careers are provided the opportunity to better prepare themselves for practice with children and families through the BSW Title IV-E Child Welfare Consortium Stipend program.
From exploring the vast universe to studying life at the molecular level, the School of Science offers diverse programs that ignite curiosity and fuel breakthroughs.
Graduates of our 50-year accredited Bachelor of Social Work program boast a 96 percent employment rate, reflecting the strong track record of success that supports our Master of Social Work program. You'll find a career aligned with your personal values and interests, while building on your existing professional experience.
The Minnesota State Moorhead School of Science takes every opportunity to study science in a natural setting.
Acceptance into the School of Social Work is required for continuation in program coursework beyond SW 405. Admission is selective, and students can begin their application online in Tk20 once they have determined they are eligible for admission.