One of the first schools in the nation to combine social work and criminal justice, the Helen Bader School of Social Welfare supports a variety of undergraduate, graduate and certificate program options.

As a student, you will be in an ideal place to learn and grow. Coursework is geared toward real-life, practical applications and students are encouraged to take advantage of internship opportunities where they can make professional connections outside the classroom.

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MinorOn Campus
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Graduate CertificateOn Campus, Online
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Undergraduate CertificateOn Campus
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Graduate CertificateOnline
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Undergraduate CertificateOn Campus
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Undergraduate CertificateOn Campus
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Undergraduate CertificateOn Campus
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Undergraduate CertificateOn Campus
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DoctoralOn Campus
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MajorOn Campus
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Portrait of Nadir Carlson (black man), a Master's of Social Work student in a purple tee-shirt with lush, green trees in the background.
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Graduate CertificateOn Campus
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