Denver Campus Master of Social Work Program

Practice across the continuum of clinical care services for older adults and their families, including health, behavioral health, memory care, community and residential settings.

Work with children, youth and families across the continuum of care within the child welfare system, from entry to exit in both public and private child welfare agencies.

Work with adolescents and children in a wide variety of settings, including mental health, family services and community agencies, schools, treatment centers and correctional facilities.

Work in environmental social work, including assessment, community engagement, education, health promotion, mobilization, organizing, poverty reduction, environmental preservation and capacity building.

Work with families and diverse clients in a variety of direct-service, private-practice and family-policy settings.

Practice in a variety of holistic health, integrated health and wellness settings, including hospitals, after-school programs and experiential treatment settings.

Work in a therapeutic social work setting as a counselor or behavioral health clinician who assists with trauma, mental illness and substance abuse issues.

Develop programs, administer organizations, build community coalitions, craft and analyze social policy, implement program and policy research, and advocate for policy and program change.