Master in Social Work (Master's)

Angelo State University is a campus community in San Angelo, Texas, where students come from different experiences and perspectives. First-generation students make up 45% of the undergraduate population. Campus activities include competitive sports, clubs and organizations, recreation, Greek life, spirit teams, musical ensembles, student leadership, community service and campus events. Study abroad is also available.

Academic choices span more than 100 areas of study, alongside more than 50 online programs. These options support evolving industries and careers shaping the future, with programs available in person and online. The Laura W. Bush Institute for Women’s Health is part of the university. Student support services offer help with classes, wellbeing and other needs.

Financial planning is a visible part of the student experience. The university lists scholarships, gift aid and other financial support, with 65% of students receiving scholarships, 87% receiving some form of gift aid and 51% graduating debt-free. Angelo State is approaching its centennial, while alumni and friends support opportunities for students. International students can engage through study abroad, campus activities, online and in-person study, and student support services.

This programme prepares students for master’s-level licensure as a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) or Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). It offers training in social work practice across diverse populations and settings through coursework and field education. Students can complete the degree on campus or 100% online. The programme includes specializations in Advanced Generalist Practice and Clinical Practice.

Focus areas include Advanced Generalist Practice, Clinical Practice.

The programme requires 60 credits, distributed across coursework, field education, and a capstone experience. Students complete supervised field placements in real-world social work settings.

Graduates pursue roles in clinical social work, case management, school social work, medical social work, and social services administration.

Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree. Those with a CSWE-accredited B.S.W. may qualify for Advanced Standing. Required documents include transcripts and a personal statement.

The programme totals about 60 credit hours. On-campus or 100% online; full-time or part-time; 12 months for Advanced Standing, up to 2 years for standard track. For international students, tuition is well below the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 79% of applicants.