Why Pitt?
- Nationally recognized leaders in anti-oppressive social work practice and research
- Supportive, hands-on approach to doctoral education
- Opportunities to collaborate through three world-class centers that address race and social problems, behavioral health practice in community settings, and child welfare
- Four years of funding and health insurance
The University of Pittsburgh's social work doctoral program is among the oldest and most-respected in the United States. Our full time program is highly competitive, and we accept 5-8 students each year. Students are fully funded with tuition and stipend support for four years of study. Tuition support includes health insurance, and our wonderful Social Work Library is part of Pitt's world-class University Library System.
The doctoral program is open to applicants who have demonstrated intellectual capacity, critical thinking skills, and potential for research and scholarship.
Admission to the program is for the fall term only and the deadline for the application is December 15. To apply to the program, please access our online application. Log into your online application frequently to monitor your progress.