Prospective Graduate Students
- Sign up for an MSW Group Information Session!
- Prospective Full-Time MSW students should contact recruitment-ft-msw@socwork.wisc.edu.
- Prospective Part-Time MSW (Advanced Standing only) students should contact parttimeprogram@socwork.wisc.edu or complete this form for more information.
- Prospective PhD students should contact phdprogram@socwork.wisc.edu.
See Advanced Standing MSW for more information.
Students enrolled in the Full-Time MSW Program may earn a dual degree or double degree while pursuing graduate education at the School of Social Work.
The Sandra Rosenbaum School of Social Work International Applicant Requirements
The Graduate School requires additional application materials for international students.
International Student Services (ISS) serves UW-Madison students on F and J visas by providing holistic support through advising on immigration, personal, and cultural matters, and by organizing events and activities to support students’ engagement and development within the campus community.
- Awards and Scholarships through the Sandra Rosenbaum School of Social Work
- Financial Aid – https://financialaid.wisc.edu/
- Graduate Assistantships
- Research/Teaching/Project/Reader-Grader: https://grad.wisc.edu/funding/graduate-assistantships/
- Student Jobs — https://jobcenter.wisc.edu/
The McBurney Disability Resource Center is the office for students with disabilities and classroom accommodations on the UW-Madison campus.
Students can apply for on-campus Graduate Housing in the University Apartment Community.
UW Madison also provides an off-campus housing website: Campus Area Housing
Taking transit to UW-Madison is easier and more convenient than you might think. With the variety of routes, catching a Madison Metro bus is less stressful and better for the environment than driving alone to campus. Students can take campus bus routes for free, and receive a free Madison Metro bus pass. You can learn more at the UW Madison Transportation website.
University Health Services is the UW–Madison student health center, with a mission to enhance learning and student success by promoting, protecting, and restoring health and well-being.
A student’s individual tuition rate is calculated based on a number of factors including Academic Program, the number of credits taken and residency status. More information can be found on the Bursar’s Office Website