Influence Change Impact Lives
A degree in social work is just the beginning of your endless potential to shape our world.
Why Choose Illinois?
We empower students to create change—impacting children, communities, and the most marginalized in society. From the classroom to the field, our work makes a difference. Ready to join us?
Academics Tailored to Your Ambitions
Your academic journey is designed with you in mind. Explore diverse concentrations and certificates that align with your goals, benefit from flexible degree formats that fit your lifestyle, and take advantage of unmatched opportunities for impactful research and experiential learning.
Community That Supports Your Success
Enjoy small class sizes, personalized guidance, dedicated field support, and one-on-one connections with award-winning faculty. Plus, explore diverse clubs and organizations to connect, engage, and thrive in a vibrant campus community.
Real-World Experience Awaits
Our block placement internships offer valuable, immersive hands-on experience that bridges classroom learning with professional practice. Gain the skills, confidence, and connections needed to excel in your career while making an immediate impact in the field.

Take the next step in your journey
to making a difference.

Tools and Training for Behavioral Health
Providers in Illinois
Upcoming Events
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Wednesday January 21
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Wednesday January 21
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Wednesday January 2811:00 am – 1:00 pm1010 W Nevada St, Urbanaaeweber2@illinois.eduContact: Amy Frederick
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Friday January 30
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Thursday February 1212:00 pm – 1:00 pmaeweber2@illinois.eduContact: Amy Frederick
Continuing Education Calendar
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Wednesday January 2811:00 am – 1:00 pm1010 W Nevada St, Urbanaaeweber2@illinois.eduContact: Amy Frederick
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Thursday February 1212:00 pm – 1:00 pmaeweber2@illinois.eduContact: Amy Frederick
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Wednesday February 1811:00 am – 1:00 pm1010 W Nevada St, Urbanaaeweber2@illinois.eduContact: Amy Frederick
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Friday February 278:30 am1010 W Nevada St, Urbanaaeweber2@illinois.eduContact: Amy Frederick
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Thursday March 1212:00 pm – 1:00 pmaeweber2@illinois.eduContact: Amy Frederick








