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Graduate School of Social Work

Academics
Denver Campus MSW

Our Denver Campus MSW programs provide students with a solid foundation in essential social work topics while encouraging specialization through eight different concentrations and multiple certificate options.
Denver Campus MSW
Research & Faculty
Youth Leadership Study

We’re studying the Youth Engaged in Leadership and Learning (YELL) program in order to determine new and better ways to promote social trust and belonging in low-income adolescents of color.
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Community Impact
Institutes
News
Paid Family Leave in Colorado

GSSW Assistant Professor Jennifer Greenfield and other University of Denver collaborators have released a report on the economic impacts of a paid family leave program in Colorado.
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Events
About
Meet the Dean

GSSW dean Amanda Moore McBride is committed to fostering a community in which our students are able to excel individually and collectively while making positive contributions to the world around them.
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January Start: Two-Year Denver Campus MSW Program

Extended 7-Quarter 2Y Curriculum Plan

With this plan, you will complete your two field internships across 7 quarters.

Seven Quarters	Quarter 1 Winter	Quarter 2 Spring	Quarter 3 Summer	Quarter 4 Fall	Quarter 5 Winter	Quarter 6 Spring	Quarter 7 Summer
Courses	SOWK 4000 (1): Professional Development Seminar, SOWK 4020 (4): Integrated Practice for Social Justice, SOWK 4001 (3): Clinical Social Work Skills, SOWK 4132 (3): Power, Privilege, & Oppression, SOWK 4006 (3): Human Behavior & the Social Environment	SOWK 4120 (3): Social Policy Analysis, Advocacy, & Practice, SOWK 4007 (4): Community/Macro Social Work Theory & Practice, SOWK 4003 (3): Clinical Social Work Theory & Practice, SOWK 4950 (4); Foundation Field Internship	SOWK 4201 (3): Evidence for Practice, Concentration courses: 1 class at 3 credits per course, SOWK 4950 (5): Foundation Field Internship	Concentration courses: 4 classes at 3 credits per course.	Concentration courses: 3 classes at 3 credits per course.	Concentration courses: 2 classes at 3 credits per course	Concentration courses: 1 class at 3 credits per course
Total Course Credits	14	10	6	12	9	6	3
Field		Foundation Field Internship 4 credits	Foundation Field Internship 5 credits			Concentration Field Internship (25 hours per week) 6 credits	Concentration Field Internship (25 hours per week) 6 credits
Total Credits	14	14	11	12	9	12	9
Cumulative	14	28	39	51	60	72	81

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