San Jose State University Hybrid MSW Program

The online/hybrid MSW program at San Jose State University (SJSU) is a two year, part-time, masters of social work program with both asynchronous and synchronous coursework. Students enrolled in this social work program can expect to take 2-3 classes per session throughout the year. The first year’s curriculum focuses on foundational coursework while the second focused on advanced classes with the chosen specialization in mind. The online/hybrid MSW at SJSU required 1,200 field placement hours, 600 hour per year.

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Disclaimer: Currently the online/hybrid MSW program at San Jose State University is only accepting California students and residents.

San Jose State University Hybrid MSW Program: Overview

DepartmentSchool of Social Work at San Jose State University

Degree Types: Traditional

Concentrations: Children, Youth, and Families or Health and Mental Health

Program Structure: Cohort based enrollment

Instruction Methods: Asynchronous online work and synchronous class times during the weekday evenings

Program Information – Traditional Students

Program Overview

  • Program Name: Master of Social Work Distance Education Programs
  • Phone Number: (408) 924-5800

Program Requirements

  • Field Education Requirements: 1,200 hours (600 hours per year)
  • Number of Credits Required: 60 Units

Program Length

  • Program Options: Part-Time
  • Program Length: Two years

Admission Requirements

  • GPA: 2.5 GPA or better
  • GRE Scores: No GRE Required

San Jose State University’s MSW program information was last updated in March 2020. For more information, visit the university’s website above.

If you have additional information about this program, email us at contactus@onlinemswprograms.com.