MSW Program
Dual Degree and Specializations
Dual Degree Program in Social Work and Public Health
About Public Health Social Work
What is Public Health Social Work and what do public health social workers do?
Public health social work is evidence based social work practice that focuses on today's contemporary social health issues. Characteristics of public health social work are:
- It's about prevention, not just intervention after problems have occured;
- It uses multiple methods, including research, policy, advocacy, clinical and macro approaches;
- It works across population levels, from individuals to groups, communities and whole populations;
- It's strengths-based and emphasizes resilience and positive factors to promote heatlh and reduce risk.
Want to see what Boston University MSW/MPH alumni do every day?
Click here: publichealthsocialwork.org
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- Dual Degree Program in Social Work and Public Health
- Dual Degree Program in Social Work and Education
- Dual Degree Program in Social Work and Theology
- Clinical Social Work and Behavioral Medicine Certificate Program
- The Mildred A. Flashman Family Therapy Certificate Program
- Human Services Management Certificate Program
- Louis Lowy Certificate in Gerontologial Social Work
- Group Work Specialization
- Macro Sub-specialization Certificate
- Lowy-GEM Program in Aging
- Trauma Certificate Program
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