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Master's in AI, Master's in DS/DA, Master's in Social Work (MSW)
Online

Florida State University

Florida State University

  • Tallahassee
About This Program

Florida State’s online MSW was one of first programs to receive CSWE accreditation. Clinically-focused curriculum designed to build clinical confidence and career. Traditional (61 credits, 3 years) and advanced standing (39 credits, 2 years) tracks. Asynchronous instruction with flexibility. Traditional students: two weekend skill-building sessions. No sessions for advanced standing students.

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What You'll Learn

Clinical social work practice; trauma-informed approaches; clinical assessment and intervention; psychotherapy skills; mental health practice; evidence-based clinical methods; professional ethics; research integration; field practicum; preparation for LCSW and LMSW licensure

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Typical Curriculum Structure
Traditional (61 credits): Generalist (30 credits) + Clinical specialization (31 credits); Advanced standing (39 credits): Clinical focus; Two weekend skill-building sessions (traditional only); 1000 hours field education; Primarily asynchronous with topic-based structure
Typical Course Topics
1. Clinical Assessment and Diagnosis 2. Trauma-Informed Practice and Mental Health Intervention 3. Social Welfare Policy and Advocacy 4. Evidence-Based Social Work Practice 5. Multicultural Competence and Social Justice 6. Case Management and Community Practice
Program Specializations:
Clinical Practice
Children & Families
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Typical Admissions Requirements
Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution with a minimum 3.0 GPA and demonstrate strong interpersonal skills and commitment to social work values. Relevant coursework in psychology, sociology, or related fields is recommended but not required; the program accepts both BSW and non-BSW applicants through traditional and advanced standing tracks.
Academic Requirements (Typical)

• Degree Required: Bachelor’s degree (any field)
• GRE/GMAT: Optional
• TOEFL/IELTS: Required for international students (TOEFL 80+ / IELTS 6.5+)

Application Materials (Typical)

• Statement of Purpose: Required
• Letters of Recommendation: 2–3
• Resume: Required
• Official Transcripts: Required

Application Timeline

Most programs have rolling admissions or deadlines in early winter for fall admission. Check the official program website for exact dates.

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Career Opportunities in AI

Graduates emerge as clinical practitioners prepared for LCSW licensure, equipped with strong clinical confidence and evidence-based practice skills.

Industry Data: The following salary and job data reflects typical industry trends for AI professionals, not specific to New York University. Individual outcomes vary based on skills, location, and experience.

Estimated Industry Salary
Clinical Social Worker: $55,000 School Social Worker: $52,000 Healthcare Social Worker: $58,000 Policy Advocate/Program Director: $62,000
Total compensation (entry to mid-level)
AI Job Growth
7.0%
Projected 2024-2034 (BLS)
Common Career Paths:
1. Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) 2. School Social Worker 3. Healthcare/Hospital Social Worker 4. Nonprofit Program Director or Policy Analyst
Top AI Employers (Industry-Wide):
Common employers include hospitals and healthcare systems, school districts, government social services agencies, nonprofit organizations, mental health centers, and community advocacy groups.
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Program Details
Duration
  • 2 Year
Tuition
  • 21,500
Format
Online
Specializations
Clinical Practice
Children & Families
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