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Students can now enhance their training through specialized graduate certificates that build advanced skills and support focused career pathways.

School of Social Work proudly partnered once again with Leaders Exploring Academic Possibilities (LEAP).

DSW Summer Residency was a true success! We spent the week engaging in collaborative learning, research, and reflection.

Earning her Master of Social Work online let Tia Rockwell make a bigger impact alongside her roles as military spouse and mother.

Shana Smith is a senior in the Bachelor of Social Work program at the University of Alabama and will graduate this December.

UA social work professor was named the 2026 Lahoma Adams Buford Peace Award recipient for research and advocacy work supporting foster youth, individuals with disabilities, and justice‑involved populations.

UA Social Work partnered with United Way for Day of Action, serving alongside Temporary Emergency Services to support local individuals and families while reinforcing the importance of community collaboration and service. Provide your feedback on BizChat

UA’s Washington, D.C. practicum offers BSW and MSW students immersive, semester-long experience in federal agencies and national organizations.

A $2.4 million federal grant will support MSW students with $25,000 stipends and specialized training to prepare them for behavioral health careers serving children, adolescents, and underserved communities across Alabama.

The University of Alabama School of Social Work will celebrate 60 years of service, education, and legendary change with two special events on Oct. 16 and 17 in Tuscaloosa. “These events will bring together alumni and friends to celebrate the enduring legacy and impact of the UA School of Social Work,” said Dean Schnavia Smith Hatcher. “We…