Our full-time MSW program attracts about 220 students each fall.  We look for individuals who have demonstrated a commitment to social change through work experiences, academic endeavors, and extracurricular or community service.  We also seek individuals with leadership skills and potential.  We look for evidence of an individual’s ability to succeed in a demanding academic program and a professional career following graduation.

Reasons to consider the Brown School for an MSW:

• Nearly $3 million in scholarships awarded each year.
• A diverse student body representing more than 30 different countries and 120 different undergraduate institutions.
• A flexible curriculum that allows you to customize a course of study, plus several dual dual-degree options, including a new MSW/MPH degree to be offered in fall 2009.
• Six concentrations and specializations including management; social and economic development; children, youth, and families; gerontology; health and mental health.
• Numerous opportunities for experiential learning through more than 400 domestic and international field placement options.
• Resources of the world-reknown Washington University in St. Louis.
• Faculty who are committed to creating new knowledge that advances the social work field. 
• A global network of graduates who are making contributions in non-profit, government, corporate, and academic arenas.