Social Work
Master of Social Work (M.S.W.)
More Information
For questions about registration and learning in Brighton and Colorado Springs:
Karima Bounini
Continuing Education
(303) 376-2617
kbounini@learn.colostate.edu
For curriculum and academic advising questions:
Nancy A. Banman, Ph.D.
School of Social Work
(970) 491-0996
nbanman@colostate.edu
For admissions questions:
Peter Friedrichsen
School of Social Work
(970) 491-2536
Peter.Friedrichsen@colostate.edu
New & Events
Faculty
Victor Baez, MSW, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Roe Bubar, J.D.
Assistant Professor
Vicky Buchan, MSW, Ph.D.
Full Professor
Kim Bundy-Fazioli, MSW, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Eleanor Pepi Downey, MSW, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Nancy Gerardi, LCSW
Director of Field Education and Academic
Faculty Appointment
Bruce Hall, MSW
Associate Professor
Maria Puig, MSW, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Mona Schatz, MSW, DSW
Full Professor
Malcolm Scott, MSW
Instructor
Bob Seiz, MSW, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Brad Sheafor, MSW, Ph.D.
Full Professor
Deborah Valentine, MSW, Ph.D.
Full Professor
Degree at a Glance
Brighton and Fort Collins
Accepting applications through October 1, 2009 with the next cohort beginning in January 2010. Apply now!
Location
Brighton Learning Center
1850 Egbert St.
Brighton, CO 80601
Each course meets four weekends per semester, three weekends in Brighton and one weekend in Fort Collins.
Tuition
– $444 per credit
– $27,528 for Regular Admssion students
– $17,760 for Advanced Standing students
(financial aid available)
Colorado Springs and Fort Collins
The next Colorado Springs cohort begins January 2012.
Each course meets four weekends per semester, three weekends in Colorado Springs and one weekend in Fort Collins.
Delivery
In addition to face-to-face instruction, instructional hours will be delivered online through web-based learning. Students will need a computer with internet access in order to participate in online courses as well as have access to a VCR.
Total Credits
– 62 credits for the three-year regular program
– 40 credits for the two-year advanced standing program
Time Frame
This program is either two or three years depending on your eligibility. Refer to the Admission and Application page for more information.
Designed For
Individuals working in human services who want to increase their professional skills and earning potential, those who are interested in a career in social work and want to broaden their knowledge base from an advanced generalist perspective, working professionals or students who are interested in a part-time degree program without interruption of their work schedule, individuals seeking a career change to expand opportunities and increase marketability.
What You Will Earn
You will earn the same regionally accredited Colorado State University degree that a student on the Fort Collins campus is awarded. Your diploma and transcript are identical to those given to on-campus students.
