The Brown School is the first in the nation to ensure every MSW student receives financial support for required practicum credits and living expenses.
Work with people and communities on issues like mental health, community development, social justice and child well-being.
The next generation of global leaders must understand the substance of social issues as well as how to design, manage and evaluate social policy.
The Brown School’s PhD program trains students to address social work challenges and become agents of change.
Sharpen your skills with expert-led workshops each week, featuring timely topics and licensure credits, in person or online.
On-demand videos from Brown School faculty and local professionals let you earn continuing education credits in social work.
Advance your career through immersive Intensives, online or in person, designed to build lasting skills in leadership, evidence-based interventions, data, communication, and policy.
Earn an Advanced Learning Certificate through a blend of live and self-paced courses in clinical interventions, leadership, and data evaluation that are designed to move your career forward.
Helping reshape mental health care for those who needs it most.
WashU researchers are using cutting-edge brain imaging to show how it works and already training the therapists who’ll deliver the therapy.
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When she was 12 years old, long before she knew the term “social worker” or imagined starting a nonprofit, WashU…
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children — better known as WIC — reaches an extraordinary share…
Faculty at Washington University’s Brown School have approved a redesigned concentration curriculum for the Master of Social Work program, marking…
