Foster an Integration of Theory and Practice 

A Grand Valley Master of Social Work degree will help you acquire a wide range of knowledge and skills in order to achieve a higher level of personal growth and professional competence, grounded in social work values and ethics.  Courses are structured around  social work practice, human behavior and the social environment, social welfare policy and services, social research, and field education, as well as through the relationships established with faculty and peers. 

Some helpful links for the 60-hour MSW program at Grand Valley include:

• MSW Admission and Academic Requirements
• Required Courses for the MSW

For more information about the MSW program in Traverse City, contact one a Social Work faculty advisors.