Syracuse - Dual MSW + MFT program

[psyguyry]

Hola.

I stumbled upon a program at Syracuse that leads to a dual Master's degree in Social Work and Marriage and Family Therapy, with the possibility of getting licensed LCSW and/or LMFT in all fifty states. Does anyone have any more information about this program? Reputation of the MSW / MFT programs at Syracuse? Experience of previous graduates?

Thanks.

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[wesleysmith]

On one hand, I'm not sure what the career benefits would be to having both degrees/licenses, on the other, a 96 credit program that encompasses both clinical social work and marriage and family therapy does sound like incredible training. SO, with no personal experience what-so-ever, I'd say you would be spending more time and money for what we can assume is more in-depth clinical training with no guarantee of any added career benefit (higher pay), although it may make you more employable. If you have the time/money/interest, it would probably be worth taking a closer look at. Maybe someone who knows more about MFT programs will chyme in with what doors such a program would open. Very interesting!

 

[ikibah]

dang that looks awesome...I would have loved a program like that

 

[Goobernut]

WOW 96 hours?! If you are going to put that much time into your licensure, why not get a PhD? You'd really be covered on all bases at that point.

 

[psyguyry]

Yeah... I'm primarily looking at PsyD programs (because I wouldn't make a competitive PhD candidate) but this program also looks appealing - just can't find much more info than what comes directly from the school.

 

[ikibah]

well a phd/psyd woud be an additional two years to the three it would take to finish this program.