Intensive Weekend MSW Rutgers School of Social Work

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Intensive Weekend MSW Rutgers School of Social Work New Jersey's only MSW program designed for students who work full time in the human services and helping professions.

Rutgers School of Social Work’s Intensive Weekend program provides individuals working full time in the human services and related helping professions the opportunity to pursue their MSW while continuing full time employment. Classes meet once a month on the weekend, supported by online activity, and most students are able to complete field education requirements at their agency, completing 8-12 hours a week in an area of practice distinct from their full time work. Intensive Weekend students bring a range of experience to their MSW classwork, ranging from 1-2 years of entry level supportive or case management to supervisory and occasionally, executive level experience. Students find supportive and enriching opportunities in this cohort based model. They are able to expand their professional networks while they learn, from peers who are employed across a variety of human service settings. The program combines a strong clinical concentration with course work and skill-building in supervisory and management practice, as well as strategic planning to prepare students for leadership in their respective fields.

It's a new academic year at Rutgers! The Intensive Weekend Program welcomed the new class of incoming IWP students at th...
09/14/2026

It's a new academic year at Rutgers! The Intensive Weekend Program welcomed the new class of incoming IWP students at the end of August for New MSW Student Orientation. IWP Students had small sessions in the morning, and then joined all new MSW students for an orientation program in the afternoon. Welcome to all new students and best of luck during your first semester!

IWP students and instructors have been busy this summer! Our students take classes during the summer, and just wrapped u...
08/14/2026

IWP students and instructors have been busy this summer! Our students take classes during the summer, and just wrapped up the semester. We appreciate all your hard work this summer-- and the big smiles in these last-class-of-the-Summer photos! 😍

We are so proud of our IWP graduate who are celebrating their achievements this week and next The annual Rites of Passag...
05/14/2026

We are so proud of our IWP graduate who are celebrating their achievements this week and next The annual Rites of Passage Ceremony occurred this Wednesday, May 11. Rites of Passage is a pre-commencement celebration to honor Black and Latinx-identified students who through resolute persistence have successfully completed an undergraduate or graduate degree at Rutgers University—New Brunswick. Congratulations to Aneika Carter, Leiny Hernandez, Jen Moon, and Sheronda Martin!

We are so proud of Jennifer Moon, who will be graduating from the IWP this year. You can read about Jennifer's journey h...
04/07/2026

We are so proud of Jennifer Moon, who will be graduating from the IWP this year. You can read about Jennifer's journey here: https://socialwork.rutgers.edu/news/accounting-advocacy-jennifer-moons-path-purpose-driven-career?fbclid=IwY2xjawRCH91leHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFLM1ZuelFwZnVYMkZJNUFBc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHjIWP4seUVv9qF9CPEuNwLjtNui5lOz-DRF14-qyQfmbCIx-td3vsFGnK1lq_aem_dQZaBRRxiu3K8anbtLEUXA

Jennifer Moon doesn’t spend much time wondering how she manages everything on her plate. Instead, she focuses on moving forward.

Here’s to everyone uplifting, defending, and transforming lives every day.
03/05/2026

Here’s to everyone uplifting, defending, and transforming lives every day.

Dear IWP community - we need your voice! Many Master's of Social Work students rely on federal loans to afford graduate ...
02/11/2026

Dear IWP community - we need your voice!

Many Master's of Social Work students rely on federal loans to afford graduate education. But the Department of Education's recent move to exclude social work from its list of professional degrees would make it harder for MSW students—especially those from low-income and underrepresented backgrounds—to enter the profession.

Fewer graduates means fewer social workers available to meet growing mental health and social service needs.

You can make a difference for students by urging the DOE to include social work as a professional degree! Click the link below and comment before March 2!

bit.ly/3OkRGws

Happy Black History Month! We hope that you remember and celebrate Black history today, this month, and all year. Check ...
02/02/2026

Happy Black History Month! We hope that you remember and celebrate Black history today, this month, and all year. Check out and take advantage of the amazing Black History Month programming across the state, at all three Rutgers campuses.

RU - New Brunswick: https://prcc.rutgers.edu/community/upcoming-events

RU- Newark: https://studentaffairs.newark.rutgers.edu/campus-life-events/intercultural-resource-center/black-history-month-2026

RU- Camden: https://rutgers.givepulse.com/event/819804-black-history-month-kick-off-ida-b-wells-barnett-lecture

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Rutgers School Of Social Work 120 Albany Street, Tower 1, 2nd Floor
New Brunswick, NJ
08901

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