Explore career and graduate school destinations for graduates of the PhD program in Social Work at Boston College, including employers, job roles, and fields of further study.
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Common graduate fields
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Common career roles
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1Assistant Professor7%
2Associate Professor5%
3Professor5%
4Adjunct Faculty3%
5Adjunct Professor, School of Public Affairs, Women and Politics Certification3%
6Appeals Manager3%
7Assistant District Attorney3%
8Assistant Professor - Social Work3%
9Assistant Professor and Field Coordinator3%
10Assistant Professor of Social Work3%
11Assoc Professor2%
12Associate Dean2%
13Associate Dean for Academic Affairs2%
14Attorney2%
15Case Manager 2 in Mental Health2%
16Co- Coordinator of the Dual Masters Degree Program in Social Work and Outdoor Education2%
17Consultant at Prochaska Psychotherapists and Pro-change Behavior Systems, Inc2%
18Consultant- Special Projects2%
19Counseling and Mental Health Service2%
20Deputy Commissioner2%
Pie chartTop 6 roles and other recorded roles.Other: 74%
Records without a role are excluded. Percentages are rounded and describe observed records, not employment or admission rates.
Common industries
All graduation years · Up to 20 most frequently observed industries
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1Higher Education55%
2Hospital & Health Care15%
3Health, Wellness and Fitness6%
4Legal Services6%
5Mental Health Care6%
6Education Management3%
7Government Administration3%
8Individual & Family Services3%
9Non-profit Organization Management3%
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Popular employment locations
All graduation years · Up to 20 most frequently observed locations
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1Boston, MA, United States24%
2Washington, DC, United States7%
3Providence, RI, United States5%
4Albany, NY, United States3%
5Baltimore, MD, United States3%
6Bedford, MA, United States3%
7Beverly, MA, United States3%
8Cambridge, MA, United States3%
9Charlotte, NC, United States3%
10Chestnut Hill, MA, United States3%
11Danielson, CT, United States3%
12Durham, NC, United States
Top 6 industries and other recorded industries.Other: 9%
Records without an industry are excluded. Percentages are rounded and describe observed records, not employment or admission rates.
2%
13Durham, NH, United States2%
14Medford, MA, United States2%
15Mill Valley, CA, United States2%
16Mount Clemens, MI, United States2%
17New York, NY, United States2%
18Newton Center, MA, United States2%
19Newton, MA, United States2%
20Northampton, MA, United States2%
Pie chartTop locations and other recorded locations.Other: 22%
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