Posted on Jul 20, 2023

How do I get into the Army Master of Social Work Course?

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I am enlisted and currently working on my Bachelor in Social Work. I heard about the The Army Master of Social work. I was wondering if anyone has any insight on how enlisted can go to it? I know I will have to commission and do the schooling at 32nd Medical Brigade. Just don’t know how to go about it after I get my bachelors. Thank you.

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LTC Kevin B.

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Here's the link to their program. Check out the section at the very bottom for the Army MSW program. It discusses the application process.

https://socialwork.uky.edu/academics/msw/about-msw/

About MSW - University of Kentucky College of Social Work

The College of Social Work at the University of Kentucky offers an innovative and exciting MSW curriculum aimed to equip MSW graduates for the tasks and responsibilities encountered in professional […]

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LTC Kevin B.

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SGT (Join to see) - That link that I gave you says "The Army MSW program is offered at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio, Texas and is a selective admission process through the Department of Defense." That's the program you want.

If you go to the UK website's faculty directory (link below), they actually list the Army MSW faculty. Just look for the people listed with a 210 area code for their phone number; that's the area code for San Antonio.

FYI, I served on active duty within the AMEDD Graduate School (of which the MSW program is a component) back when the Army MSW program initially started. One of those faculty members listed on that website was still on active duty with me there at Fort Sam when the MSW program started.

https://socialwork.uky.edu/about-us/college-directory/