Whether you want to change a life or change the world, a social work degree from Texas Woman’s University can help you achieve your goal.
Last year, TWU social work students contributed more than 20,000 hours of community service to improving the lives of children, the elderly, people living with HIV/AIDS, victims of domestic violence, people living in poverty, immigrants, refugees, and other vulnerable, marginalized groups. With a strong commitment to the values and ethics of the social work profession, the TWU Social Work Program strives to meet the needs of a rapidly changing and diversifying society while achieving social and economic justice for all.
TWU's BSW program prepares graduates to sit for the LSW licensure exam in the State of Texas, and the Joint MSW program prepares graduates to sit for the LMSW licensure exam in the State of Texas. If you are a resident of another state and are interested in either program, please contact us to find out whether our program fulfills the requirements to sit for the licensure exam in your home state.
Career Outlook
Our degree programs will prepare you for professional practice in a number of social work fields, including:
Nikki Perez is the current president of the Student Veterans Association at Texas Woman’s University, and her path to becoming a Pioneer has been the embodiment of the new TWU motto to: “Boldly Go.” Majoring in social work, Nikki would like to use her education to work with female veterans in some manner, believing they are an under-served population.