The Pitt-Bradford MSW Program of the University of Pittsburgh School of Social Work is holding an online information session on Wednesday, May 13 at 6 p.m.
The session will take place using the Zoom videoconferencing website. It will feature Jessie Oliver from the admissions office of the Pitt School of Social Work and Stephanie Eckstrom, coordinator of the MSW program in Bradford.
Topics to be addressed include the admissions process, program structure, curriculum, financial aid and more. Students working full-time in human services may be eligible for a 15 percent tuition discount.
Applications are now being accepted for Pitt-Bradford’s new cohort. Prospective students can expect to complete the degree requirements by December 2023.
The MSW program at Pitt-Bradford is a part-time program offered by the Pitt School of Social Work in cooperation with the Bradford campus. It is taught by full-time and part-time School of Social Work faculty members, some of whom are members of the local social work community. The program continues to offer in-state tuition rates to students from neighboring counties in New York State. Students completing the MSW degree are eligible to take the state examination to become a licensed social worker.
The MSW program at Pitt-Bradford offers a concentration in direct practice with individuals, families and small groups, with a specialization in children, youth and families.
For more information, contact Eckstrom at sae102@pitt.edu or register for the Zoom session www.upb.pitt.edu/msw.
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