The School of Social Work offers the master of social work degree with a concentration in direct practice and nonprofit and public management with families, individuals, and groups on the Camden Campus. The full range of the school's offerings are also available in New Brunswick and Newark. Courses offered in Camden, Newark, and New Brunswick are open to all M.S.W. students. Camden students are distinguished from New Brunswick and Newark students by the fact that their advisers are members of the Camden faculty and their field placements are arranged by the Director of Field Education-Southern Region.
The M.S.W. degree is conferred by the School of Social Work. Requirements and policies governing the M.S.W. degree in Camden are the same as those in Newark and New Brunswick.
The Camden master's program currently offers 14 to 16 classroom courses per semester in addition to fieldwork.
Students who choose a concentration in direct practice or nonprofit and public management and a specialization in children and families or health, mental health, and aging can meet all the requirements of their respective programs at the Camden Campus.
The program is accredited by the Council on Social Work Education.
