The Ohio State University College of Social Work offers a CSWE-accredited Master of Social Work program designed to prepare graduates for advanced practice in diverse fields. The Traditional MSW program (63 credit hours) provides comprehensive training through foundation and advanced practice courses and an extensive field practicum. Students specialize in major areas such as Aging and Health, Mental Health and Substance Misuse, Child and Youth Services, or Community and Social Justice. An Advanced Standing program (43 credit hours) is available for students with a Bachelor of Social Work from a CSWE-accredited institution, allowing for accelerated study. The program is available on campus (Columbus) and fully online, with flexible start dates and both full- and part-time pathways. The degree prepares graduates for licensure and leadership work as practitioners, administrators, evaluators, and advocates in public, private, and governmental agencies.