Florida Atlantic’s Sandler School of Social Work connects you with more than 400 agencies throughout the region, from Vero Beach to Miami. Each year, over 500 students complete clinical practicums, contributing more than 173,000 service hours valued at $8.65 million. You’ll gain experience in diverse settings, benefit from strong faculty support, and have opportunities to lead, innovate, and even conduct research during your placement. Our program is built on national standards and tailored to the needs of South Florida’s communities, ensuring you graduate ready to serve and succeed.
Degrees Offered at Florida Atlantic
Undergraduate:
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Minor in Social Work
Graduate:
Master of Social Work (MSW) (100% Online or On Campus/Online Blend)
Doctor of Social Work (DSW)
Graduate Certificates: Addictions, Child Welfare, Healthy Aging
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Educational Objectives & Student Outcomes
1. Prepare students to integrate classroom knowledge with real-world practice in diverse social work settings.
2. Develop core competencies in ethical practice, cultural responsiveness, and professional behavior.
3. Foster leadership, critical thinking, and advocacy skills for effective social work practice.
4. Support students in building strong professional relationships with clients, agencies, and communities.
1. Demonstrate mastery of generalist and clinical social work competencies as defined by the Council on Social Work Education.
2. Apply evidence-based strategies to address client needs and promote well-being.
3. Exhibit professionalism, ethical decision-making, and effective communication in agency settings.
4. Contribute meaningful service to South Florida communities through practicum placements.
5. Graduate prepared for licensure and advanced social work roles.
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2. Develop core competencies in ethical practice, cultural responsiveness, and professional behavior.
3. Foster leadership, critical thinking, and advocacy skills for effective social work practice.
4. Support students in building strong professional relationships with clients, agencies, and communities.
2. Apply evidence-based strategies to address client needs and promote well-being.
3. Exhibit professionalism, ethical decision-making, and effective communication in agency settings.
4. Contribute meaningful service to South Florida communities through practicum placements.
5. Graduate prepared for licensure and advanced social work roles.