Joint MSW/CASAC Program Two outstanding credentials. One program. No additional cost. Learn More Frequently asked questions Artificial Intelligence Biotechnology Computer Science Cybersecurity Data Analytics and Visualization Digital Marketing and Media Mathematics Occupational Therapy Physician Assistant Physics Speech-Language Pathology 60 Credits ─complete in 2 or more years $1,138 per credit. Scholarship & financial aid available 30+ Students qualified for both the LMSW and CASAC-T license/credential combination in the past two years Class Size 8-12 students Virtual Classes Location NYC Virtual Classes The Wurzweiler School of Social Work is offering a joint MSW/CASAC program designed to meet the current epidemic of opioid and other substance dependence.Through this program, you will understand people with addictive disorders and help them work through the challenge of healing and recovering.Substance use disorders pose unique dilemmas for social workers to use specialized training. The world is suffering and needs your passion and applied professional knowledge.Take advantage of this dual program to earn both your MSW (leading to the LCSW) and also become a Credentialed Alcohol and Substance Abuse Counselor.The only graduate school of social work in NY State with three full elective courses in Addictions jointly approved as both MSW and CASAC education. Four full-time Ph.D. faculty who specialize in addiction. Graduated 32 students qualified for both the LMSW and CASAC-T license/credential combination in the past two years. Full Program Breakdown The Wurzweiler School of Social Work is offering a joint MSW/CASAC program designed to meet the current epidemic of opioid and other substance dependence.Through this program, you will understand people with addictive disorders and help them work through the challenge of healing and recovering.Substance use disorders pose unique dilemmas for social workers to use specialized training. The world is suffering and needs your passion and applied professional knowledge.Take advantage of this dual program to earn both your MSW (leading to the LCSW) and also become a Credentialed Alcohol and Substance Abuse Counselor.The only graduate school of social work in NY State with three full elective courses in Addictions jointly approved as both MSW and CASAC education. Four full-time Ph.D. faculty who specialize in addiction. Graduated 32 students qualified for both the LMSW and CASAC-T license/credential combination in the past two years. Turn Your Passion Into a Career Our alumni are clinicians, agency directors and managers, researchers, social work professors, administrators, deans and legislators. They are employed in every sector of social services — from neighborhood agencies to the federal government — and are committed to improving the lives of vulnerable populations throughout the world. REQUEST MORE INFORMATION Program Director Timothy B. Conley, PhD, LCSW, CAS Dr. Conley has been a Certified Addiction Specialist (CAS) with the American Academy of Health Care Providers in the Addictive Disorders since 1996. He is currently an Associate Clinical Professor at Wurzweiler School of Social Work and continues to oversee all addictions course content, teach, and collaborate. Learn more about Dr. Conley Learn more about Wurzweiler faculty Prospective Students Current Students Frequently Asked QuestionsAdmissions Requirements:Explore our admissions requirements, upcoming deadlines, and admissions points of contact. Complete the As a Joint MSW/CASAC student, you will take these courses:SWK with Addictions I (6691)SWK with Addictions II (6791)SWK with Addictions III (6891)Psycho-social Pathology (SWK 6111)Advanced Practice I and II (6013/6014 or 6023/6024)For more information and to learn if MSW/CASAC is the right track for you, with Dr. Conley or contact him at timothy.conley@yu.edu. In order to qualify for the CASAC, current students need to take field placements with Substance Use Disordered clients and the following courses:SWK with Addictions I (6691)SWK with Addictions II (6791)SWK with Addictions III (6891)Psycho-social Pathology (SWK 6111)Advanced Practice with Individuals and Families I (6013)– Or Social Work Practice with Groups 1 (6023)Advanced Practice with Individuals and Families I (6014)– Or Social Work Practice with Groups 1 (6024) Prospective Students Frequently Asked QuestionsAdmissions Requirements:Explore our admissions requirements, upcoming deadlines, and admissions points of contact. Complete the As a Joint MSW/CASAC student, you will take these courses:SWK with Addictions I (6691)SWK with Addictions II (6791)SWK with Addictions III (6891)Psycho-social Pathology (SWK 6111)Advanced Practice I and II (6013/6014 or 6023/6024)For more information and to learn if MSW/CASAC is the right track for you, with Dr. Conley or contact him at timothy.conley@yu.edu. Current Students In order to qualify for the CASAC, current students need to take field placements with Substance Use Disordered clients and the following courses:SWK with Addictions I (6691)SWK with Addictions II (6791)SWK with Addictions III (6891)Psycho-social Pathology (SWK 6111)Advanced Practice with Individuals and Families I (6013)– Or Social Work Practice with Groups 1 (6023)Advanced Practice with Individuals and Families I (6014)– Or Social Work Practice with Groups 1 (6024)
