Wyoming Social Work Degree Programs

Social Work Degree Programs in Wyoming

Wyoming students have one in-state university to consider for both undergraduate and graduate social work study. University of Wyoming in Laramie offers BSW and MSW pathways, so BSW students and MSW applicants have the same single-school choice.

Students seeking a social work doctorate will need to consider out-of-state options because no Wyoming school on this page offers a doctoral-level social work program.

• BSW option: University of Wyoming.
• MSW option: University of Wyoming.
• Doctoral social work options: None identified in Wyoming.
• The full school profile appears below.

CSWE-Accredited Social Work Programs in Wyoming

Students seeking a CSWE-accredited education can pursue either a BSW or MSW at University of Wyoming. CSWE programmatic accreditation applies specifically to the social work programs and is separate from the university’s institutional accreditation.

The BSW has a full-time plan of study. MSW applicants can investigate full-time, part-time, advanced-standing, multiple-cohort, and weekend or evening formats. The MSW specialization is advanced generalist, and a school social work certification is also identified.

• CSWE-accredited degree levels: BSW and MSW.
• BSW format: Full-time.
• MSW formats include full-time, part-time, and advanced standing.
• MSW specialization: Advanced generalist.

Online Social Work Programs in Wyoming

Students seeking online flexibility have limited in-state options. Wyoming’s one school with CSWE-accredited social work programs is not identified as offering online study, so students who need remote coursework should ask about current delivery options before applying.

MSW students may still find scheduling flexibility through part-time and weekend or evening plans. Students should ask which courses require campus attendance and how field placements are arranged. Even when a program includes online availability, that does not necessarily mean every course, degree option, or field placement can be completed fully online.

• No Wyoming school with CSWE-accredited social work programs is identified as online.
• Flexible MSW scheduling may include part-time and weekend or evening study.
• Confirm campus requirements, course delivery, and field placement expectations.

Affordable Social Work Degree Options in Wyoming

Cost-conscious students have one in-state social work school to use as a starting point. Because Wyoming has only one BSW and MSW provider on this page, these figures are benchmarks rather than a comparison or quality ranking.

Tuition and average net price are school-level figures, not social work program-specific costs. Students should request a current estimate that reflects degree level, residency, fees, financial aid, expected enrollment pattern, and field placement expenses.

• In-state tuition: University of Wyoming — $7,768.
• Average net price: University of Wyoming — $13,599.
• Students should verify current program tuition, fees, aid, and field-related expenses.

How to Choose a Social Work Program in Wyoming

Wyoming students can focus closely on program fit because their in-state choice is concentrated at one university. Compare the BSW or MSW pathway with your career plans, preferred schedule, field placement needs, and budget before applying.

Human services, mental or social health, and social service programs can support related career goals, but they should not automatically be treated as social work degrees. No separate related non-social-work school appears on this page. Students considering alternatives elsewhere should compare the curriculum, credential title, accreditation, and intended career outcomes.

• Confirm current CSWE programmatic accreditation for the specific BSW or MSW.
• Ask whether the full-time, part-time, advanced-standing, or evening format fits your schedule.
• Review field placement locations, supervision, travel, and campus requirements.
• Request a program-specific cost estimate rather than relying only on school-level prices.
• Check whether the curriculum meets licensure requirements where you plan to practice.

Wyoming Social Work Degree FAQ

Does Wyoming have both BSW and MSW programs?

Yes. University of Wyoming in Laramie offers both a Bachelor of Social Work and a Master of Social Work.

Are Wyoming’s social work programs CSWE-accredited?

University of Wyoming has CSWE-accredited BSW and MSW programs. Students should verify each program’s current status directly with the school or CSWE because programmatic accreditation is separate from institutional accreditation.

Can I earn a Wyoming social work degree online?

No Wyoming school with CSWE-accredited social work programs on this page is identified as offering online study. University of Wyoming does identify several MSW scheduling options, including part-time and weekend or evening study, but students should confirm campus and field placement requirements.

Does Wyoming offer an advanced-standing MSW?

University of Wyoming identifies advanced standing as an MSW plan of study. Applicants should ask about eligibility, required prior education, program length, and the current admissions process.

Which Wyoming social work school appears most affordable?

University of Wyoming is the only in-state social work school listed on this page, so its reported in-state tuition and average net price serve as benchmarks rather than comparison rankings. These are school-level figures, not social work program-specific costs.

Can I earn a doctoral degree in social work in Wyoming?

No doctoral-level social work option is identified in Wyoming. Students pursuing doctoral study may need to compare programs in other states.

Does completing a Wyoming social work program lead automatically to licensure?

Completing a listed program does not automatically guarantee licensure. Students should verify education, examination, supervised-experience, and other requirements with the licensing authority where they intend to practice.