27 Master's degrees in Social Work in Illinois, United States

At Social Work and Public Health from Loyola University Chicago you will learn through a multi-disciplinary approach – from individual to population health – and how the two can be interdependent. 

Social Work is offered by Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. Master of Social Work (MSW) students at SIUE experience unique learning opportunities by not only learning in a traditional classroom setting, but also learning through involvement in community-engaged scholarship and activities.

The University of St Francis is approved by the Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) to offer a Professional Educators License (PEL) School Social Work Endorsement through the MSW’s School Social Work concentration.

The Juris Doctor and Social Work degree at Loyola University Chicago prepares you for a range of practice options, including direct representation or clinical work, systemic reform, legislative advocacy, and community development.

Whether you are changing careers or are already a social worker, our flexible Social Work program from Illinois Dominican University will enhance your ability to make a difference in our rapidly changing world.

University of St Francis' Social Work - Advanced Generalist concentration allows students to choose from a variety of specialties in the field of Social Work that are developed through research, practicum and elective coursework.

Taking the Social Work - School Social Work sequence at Illinois State University gives you the skills and experience to help students when they need it the most. 

Our CSWE-accredited Social Work program at University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign prepares you for advanced social work practice and for research in public and private agencies.

Child and Family Practice focuses on the four key social problems affecting clients: mental illness, intimate partner violence, poverty, and substance use. The Social Work - Child and Family Practice program is offered at Illinois State University. 

At Aurora University, our Social Work programs are recognized among the best in the region. Our social work roots stretch back to a small human services college in Chicago’s Hyde Park neighborhood founded during the Great Depression.

Social Work - Advanced Standing from Loyola University Chicago allows recent BSW graduates to complete a MSW in a shorter amount of time—10 months for full-time students, and two years for part-time students.

The Applied Professional Studies degree from DePaul University is for adults who would benefit from a graduate degree program that’s personally relevant with room for flexibility​.

The Juris Doctor and Social Work degree at Loyola University Chicago allows those seeking leadership positions in child and family welfare and advocacy to earn their MSW on campus in tandem with their online MJ degree.

The Master of Social Work at Lewis University is a 60-hour course of study designed to prepare students to work in a variety of clinical settings providing mental health services, therapy, counseling, clinical case management and other direct practice skills.

The Social Work program at Southern Illinois University program offers preparation for professional social work practice. 

Social Work from Loyola University Chicago is a two-year program offering advanced practice training in clinical, school and community settings.

The online Master of Social Work (MSW) from Aurora University program prepares you to help individuals, families, and communities.

The Social Work program at Northeastern Illinois University prepares advanced social work practitioners to serve vulnerable populations and contribute to the functioning and well-being of underserved communities.

The Human Services at Eastern Illinois University is an applied graduate program that focuses on teaching, experiential learning, research, and theoretical application to improve our diverse, global society.

The University of Illinois at Chicago offers a Master's degree in Applied Behavior Analysis, Disability, and Diversity in Urban Society