Dual Degree - Master of Social Work - Community Practice and Master of Arts - Women's & Gender Studies

The dual degree program in the Master of Social Work and Master of Arts in Women’s Studies (MSW/MA) allows students to prepare for social work practice while exploring and applying research and theory in women’s and gender studies. Academic coursework, field practice experiences, and mentoring relationships afford interdisciplinary opportunities for integrating methods of scholarly inquiry, critical problem solving, and leadership development.

The Master of Social Work and Master of Arts in Women’s Studies (MSW/MA) students integrate research and theory from Women’s and Gender Studies with their professional social work education.

The program is accredited by the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE). The Master of Social Work and Master of Arts in Women’s Studies (MSW/MA) graduates are qualified for professional social work positions in public and private agencies at the local, state, and national levels and for applying for the State of Connecticut LMSW Licensure Examination shortly after graduation.