Experience all that Marist has to offer at our Fall Open House.
鈥�&苍产蝉辫;November 9
Experience all that Marist has to offer at our Fall Open House.
鈥�&苍产蝉辫;November 9
Experience all that Marist has to offer at our Fall Open House.
鈥�&苍产蝉辫;November 9
Experience all that Marist has to offer at our Fall Open House.
鈥�&苍产蝉辫;November 9
Building Clinical Skills to Support Individuals, Children, Families, and Communities
The fully online MSW program inspires students to nurture stronger, more compassionate communities through trauma-informed care. By exploring the unique ways individual and systemic factors intersect, learning from practicing social workers, and combining theoretical approaches with evidence-based practice, students will graduate empowered to create a more empathetic, understanding future.
The 100% online curriculum prepares students for a career in trauma-informed social work and examines the effects with new evidence-based practices. The courses explore how traumas impact the lives of individuals and provides a knowledge base in the neuroscience of trauma, and resulting effects, as well as issues related to working ethically and effectively with child, adolescent, and adult victims of youth maltreatment, interpersonal traumas, manmade and natural disasters, and other types of chronic stress and trauma. Students will become practitioners equipped to provide compassionate and effective care in order to promote an understanding of anti-racism, diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Students who have completed a Bachelor's degree in Social Work from a CSWE accredited program with a GPA of 3.0, are eligible for the advanced standing program. This program can be completed in one year.
Program Highlights:
A general foundation is followed by a specialized year in trauma-informed practice.
Program Highlights:
All students are trained to work with individuals, families, groups, organizations, and communities, providing services to those impacted by trauma. Students work with the practicum office to secure a placement in their community. Practicum internship settings may include:
Required Internship Hours:
Two-Year Degree: 1,100 (two days per week during the first year, three days per week during the second)
Advanced Standing: 650 (three days per week)
As demand for professional social workers is on the rise, the online MSW program offers students the chance to learn from experienced, practicing social workers who bring real-world insight into coursework. Students and faculty develop personal relationships and benefit from individual support to ensure students are prepared for the challenges and rewards of modern social work practice. Our faculty integrate real-world perspectives and develop enriching internship partnerships that build on generalist knowledge and extend competencies through trauma-informed clinical approaches to strengthen students鈥� practical application of theory.
Marist's fully online MSW program adheres to the requirements for licensure in New York State. Requirements for licensure can differ by state. Students should regularly review the licensure guidelines for the state where you intend to practice. The Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB) offers a portal where you can access licensure statutes and regulations by state.
Marist is currently in pre-candidacy for accreditation by the Council on Social Work Education鈥檚 (CSWE) Board of Accreditation (BOA).
Pre-candidacy for a baccalaureate or master鈥檚 social work program by the BOA indicates that it submitted an application to be reviewed for candidacy and received approval of its Benchmark 1 from CSWE accreditation staff to move forward for a candidacy review within 1-year. A program
that has attained pre-candidacy status has not yet been reviewed by the BOA nor verified to be compliant with the Educational Policy and Accreditation Standards (EPAS).
Students that are admitted to pre-candidate programs in the fall (or later) of the academic year in which the program is granted candidacy status will be retroactively recognized as graduates from a CSWE-BOA accredited program as long as the program attains initial accreditation. Candidacy is typically a 3-year process and attaining pre-candidacy does not guarantee that a program will eventually attain candidacy and initial accreditation.
Pre-candidacy applies to all program options, which includes locations and delivery methods.
Accreditation provides reasonable assurance about the quality of the program and the competence of students graduating from the program.
Review our program鈥檚 pre-candidacy status in . For more information about social work accreditation, contact CSWE鈥檚 Department of Social Work Accreditation.
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