The Online Doctorate of Social Work at USCThe Online Doctorate of Social Work at USCThe Online Doctorate of Social Work at USC
An Accelerated Degree Offered By USCAn Accelerated Degree Offered By USCAn Accelerated Degree Offered By USC
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The professional, online Doctorate of Social Work (DSW) program at the USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work offers an advanced practice doctorate in social change and innovation for agency and community leaders and entrepreneurs.
Developed and delivered by USC’s seasoned social work faculty, the online DSW program prepares experienced professionals to develop practical, applied solutions to large-scale social challenges that directly impact vulnerable, marginalized or otherwise disadvantaged populations.
The DSW@USC At-a-Glance
The Standard Track (42 units)
Complete in 9 semesters (36 months).
Register for 2 courses (6 units) over 6 semesters.
Enroll in the Capstone Project for the last 3 semesters.
The Accelerated Track (42 units)
Complete in 7 semesters (28 months).
Register for 3 courses (9 units) over 4 semesters.
Enroll in the Capstone Project for the last 3 semesters.
The USC Experience — Delivered Online
As a Doctorate of Social Work (DSW) student, you will complete 42 units of coursework focused on three areas:
Discuss innovative design strategies, social innovation and more in HD-streaming, live online classes each week
Develop executive leadership in human service organizations and community contexts
Present a capstone project that proposes an innovative, actionable solution to one of the Grand Challenges of Social Work
Master’s Degree Required
No GRE Required
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If you’re committed to solving today’s social challenges and driving large-scale change, learn more about earning your DSW online at USC. Fill out this brief form to receive more information about the program from our admissions team.
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