Become an
Agent of Change
Accredited by the Council on Social Work Education, the Binghamton University Master
of Social Work (MSW) program trains competent and effective social workers in an empowering,
inclusive environment. Our mission is to prepare social workers for autonomous, knowledge-based,
advanced generalist practice within an integrated community of scholars, practitioners
and learners.
We help students acquire a broad base of knowledge and skills to address the needs
of families, individuals, groups, organizations and communities. Binghamton University
is committed to education that furthers social and economic justice, as well as to
developing professional social workers who will become leaders in a complex, multicultural
society.
The Department of Social Work will continue to accept applications for both the full-time and part-time programs for Fall 2015 until the cohorts are full.
Faculty Present at ACSSW Insitute
The American Council for School Social Work Institute on school social work and school mental health in New Orleans, LA, celebrated the powerful impact school social workers have on students, families, schools and communities and highlighted the diversity of individual, small group and systemic needs school social workers are prepared to serve.
For more information about the presentations, visit the News and Events section of our website.
Information for
Prospective Students
Please visit the About the Program and Prospective Students sections of our website for more information about our programs and the application processes.
Changes to the
Part-Time Program
Beginning in Fall 2015, the part-time program will be offered as a blended program, allowing students the opportunity to complete half of their classroom experiences online. The program will offer one online course each semester where students will meet in a virtual classroom for discussions, presentations, and group work. Please explore our website or contact Brian Flynn, Director of Admissions and Student Services, at bjflynn@binghamton.edu for more information.