An MSW is a Master of Social Work. However, it can also mean Master of Social Welfare.

An MSW is a Master of Social Work. However, it can also mean Master of Social Welfare.

An MSW is a Master of Social Work. However, it can also mean Master of Social Welfare.

An MSW is a Master of Social Work. However, it can also mean Master of Social Welfare.

An MSW is a Master of Social Work. However, it can also mean Master of Social Welfare.

An MSW is a Master of Social Work. However, it can also mean Master of Social Welfare.

In order to have a career as a social worker, you must have at least a bachelor's degree in social work. Some careers in this field require a Master of Science degree or a Master in Clinical Social Work.

A master's degree in social work (MSW) and -- in most states -- a qualification examination for licensing. In social work, the master's is where it's at. Doctorates deal mostly with teaching and administration.

The difference between a bachelor degree and a Masters degree in social work is to years of college. The master degree is usually only obtained after six years of school.

Yes there are many places you can take online course work to obtain a Master's degree in Social Work. For a particular site where this available look here: http://socialwork.une.edu/