The University of Pittsburgh School of Social Work will hold an information session Dec. 6 about its in-person Master of Social Work program held on the university’s Bradford campus.
The event will take place from 6 to 7 p.m. in Room A/B of the Frame-Westerberg Commons at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford.
Stephanie Eckstrom, regional director of the program, and Henry Cantu, director of admissions and recruitment for the Pitt School of Social Work, will explain the admissions process, program structure and benefits, curriculum, financial aid, tuition discounts for helping professionals and more.
Students attend the Pitt-Bradford program part-time in a cohort with other students, completing six credits each semester for 10 consecutive semesters. Students may successfully complete the MSW in 3½ years.
Geared toward working professionals, all classes are held in the evenings on the Pitt-Bradford campus. The Pitt-Bradford MSW program shares the same academic goals, standards, and requirements as the program at the Pittsburgh campus.
The MSW program at Pitt-Bradford offers a specialization in direct practice with individuals, families, and small groups, and the opportunity for a certificate in children, youth, and families.
The Pitt School of Social Work is ranked 21st by U.S. News and World Report among 298 accredited graduate schools of social work.
For more information or to register, contact Eckstrom at sae102@pitt.edu or 814-362-7527.
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