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Master of Social Work (MSW)

Prepares students for clinical or macro-level practice through coursework and a supervised practicum. Course formats include in-person, hybrid, and online (synchronous and asynchronous). Class sizes range from 18 to 26 students. Blackboard is the learning management system. 

MSW Course Schedule

• Mondays: 9:00–12:00, 2:00–5:00, 6:00–9:00
• Tuesdays: 6:00–9:00 (online synchronous only)
• Wednesdays: 2:00–5:00, 6:00–9:00
• Thursdays: 6:00–9:00 (online synchronous only)
• Fridays: 9:00–12:00
• Saturdays: 9:00–12:00, 1:00–4:00

Faculty Supports and Benefits

• Instructional design, tech support, administrative support, and student services
• Professional development and training sessions
• Open space meetings
• Access to library resources
• Microsoft 365 tools
• Supportive teaching observation during the first semester

Adjunct Faculty Pay Structure

MSW Teaching Timeline

• A pool of adjuncts is maintained to staff MSW courses
• Submitting an application is the only action you need to take to be considered for a teaching opportunity
• If there is an opportunity based on the campus, format, and days/times an applicant provides, the Office of Academic Affairs will reach out to schedule a screening interview
• Teaching opportunities are typically offered 2–3 months before the semester
• Courses are confirmed 1 month prior to the start of the semester
• Semester start dates:
  • Fall: Late August
  • Spring: January
  • Summer: Late May/Early June

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Practicum Liaisons & Seminar Instructors

• Practicum liaisons serve as the connection between students, agencies, and the School, monitoring progress and supporting field learning.
• Seminar instructors lead monthly small-group sessions focused on identity, anti-oppression, and professional integration using inquiry-based learning.

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Continuing Professional Education Instructors

• Contact the Office of Continuing Professional Education »

Doctor of Social Work (DSW)

A three-year, cohort-based advanced practice doctorate for experienced social workers. Focuses on clinical expertise, leadership, supervision, teaching, and applied research. Courses are delivered through monthly in-person weekend sessions on the Baltimore campus.

DSW Course Schedule

Faculty Supports and Benefits

• Instructional design, tech support, administrative support, and student services
• Professional development and training sessions
• Open space meetings
• Access to library resources
• Microsoft 365 tools
• Supportive teaching observation during the first semester

DSW Teaching Timeline

• A pool of adjuncts is maintained to staff DSW courses
• Submitting an application is the only action you need to take to be considered for a teaching opportunity
• If there is an opportunity based on the days/times an applicant provides, the DSW program will reach out to schedule a screening interview
• Teaching opportunities are typically offered 2–3 months before the semester
• Courses are confirmed 1 month prior to the start of the semester
• Semester start dates:
  • Summer Intensive: 8/10/26-8/14/26  
  • Fall: Late September
  • Spring: January

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