Share Master of Public Health Credits with the Master of Social Work
Save Time and Costs While Pursuing Two Degrees
Social work and public health naturally complement each other to address individual well-being, community health, and social justice. Integrating an MPH provides a comprehensive, population-level framework to tackle health disparities through advanced training in data, policy, leadership, and health equity.
Prospective students must apply to each program separately.
- MSW degree requirements and application process
- MPH application process, application requirements, and application deadlines
For more information, please contact the MPH academic office or set up a phone appointment with an academic advisor.
| Program | Eligible Concentrations | |
|---|---|---|
| Master of Social Work | Clinical, OCL, Advanced Standing | |
| Master of Public Health | Generalist, Rural Public Health, Public Health Data Management and Analytics |
| Shared Credit Maximums | ||
|---|---|---|
| MSW Track | Number of Shared Credits Allowed |
|
| MSW Clinical Concentration | 6 | |
| MSW OCL Concentration | 10 | |
| Advanced Standing (Clinical & OCL) | 10 | |
Sample Curriculum Plans
Actual curriculum plans may vary, and options should be discussed with advisors from both programs.
MSW and MPH - Generalist Concentration
View sample curriculum plans for all MSW concentrations sharing the MPH Generalist Concentration credits.
MSW and MPH - Rural Public Health Concentration
View sample curriculum plans for all MSW concentrations sharing credits from the MPH Rural Public Health Concentration.
MSW and MPH - Public Health Data Management and Analytics Concentration
View sample curriculum plans for all MSW concentrations sharing credits from the MPH Public Health Data Management and Analytics Concentration.
MSW - Advanced Standing Track and MPH - Generalist Concentration
View sample curriculum plans for all Advanced Standing MSW concentrations sharing credits from the MPH Generalist Concentration.