The Master of Social Work (MSW) at Boston College School of Social Work is a top-ranked program that provides foundational social work theory, practice, policy, and research. Students are required to select a field of practice—one option is Health—which prepares graduates for work in health settings by emphasizing public health theory, health promotion, prevention, and addressing health inequities. In 2025, BCSSW introduced a new certificate in Social Work and Public Health, equipping MSW students to integrate public health principles into their social work practice. The curriculum includes fieldwork in health-related agencies and advanced coursework focused on social determinants of health, public health social work, and health equity. Graduates are prepared for clinical or macro roles in healthcare, public health departments, nonprofit organizations, and advocacy groups.
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