
Upcoming MSW Information Sessions via Zoom
Join to learn more about MSW program options, financial support options and get all of your application questions answered.
- December 12th
- January 9th
- February 13th
- March 12th
5:30-6:30pm
Applications for the 2024-25 year are open.
Hybrid & Fully Online Cohorts Starting August 2024 Advanced Standing Cohort Starting May 2024 |
Accessible
The MSW program offers several options for completion including fully online, hybrid, part-time, full-time and advanced standing. Our program is designed for adult learners who need flexibility to reach their career goals. See program information below for details.
Quality
Our MSW program is fully accredited by the Council on Social Work Education, the national accrediting body for professional social work programs. An accredited degree is essential for employment, licensure and certification.
Diversity
Our students and staff reflect the diversity of the surrounding region. Experience the benefit of learning in a community with diverse perspectives. UNCP is a historically Native American Serving Institution, Minority Serving Institution, and one of the most diverse universities in the nation.
Program Information
Admissions
Contact the Program Director
EMPOWER MSWs Scholarship
OPTIMISE Rural NC Trainee Program
MSW with Emphasis on Substance Use Disorders and Recovery (LCAS Fast Track)
External SWK Scholarship Links
MSW Program FAQ
The mission of the Master of Social Work (MSW) program at the University of North Carolina at Pembroke is to prepare students for professional, competent social work practice within an Advanced Generalist model. Social workers prepared using advanced generalist models have the capacity to practice in varied settings with diverse client populations. They are equipped to utilize resources available in rural areas and prepared for the challenges of working with indigenous communities. They have an awareness of both historical and contemporary social issues that are embedded in a framework of a larger, more global reality.
Dr. Cindy E. Locklear, LCSW
MSW Program Director, Associate Professor
