Florida State University College of Social Work

FSU is the oldest continuously operating higher education institution in the Sunshine State. A research-focused university that boasts the highest research activity Carnegie Commission classification, the school educates more than 41,000 learners. The dedication to research stretches across the university’s 301 programs. The academic rigor and prestigious faculty bring students to the university from every county in Florida and more than 130 countries. The primary campus in Tallahassee covers nearly 500 acres.

Florida State University is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS). The FSU College of Social Work’s programs are accredited by the Council of Social Work Education (CSWE).

Featured Programs in Social Work

Social Work Program Overview

FSU established its College of Social work in 1928, making it the oldest social work department in the state. This upholds the school’s reputation as a leader in social work education with the country’s first accredited online master’s degree in social work. The school helps graduates long after graduation with the Office of Professional Development, which provides continuing education for social work professionals who want to maintain their licenses and certificates. As the College of Social Work expands, the faculty and staff remain committed to creating well-rounded social work professionals who change lives.

Florida State University Online Social Work Programs