Field Placement Settings
Fordham takes pride in its extensive network of agency partnerships across the tri-state area and the United States, offering Master of Social Work (M.S.W.) students valuable opportunities to fulfill their required field internship placements.
Whether you have a clear vision of your desired post-graduation path within social work or are in the process of familiarizing yourself with the field, we offer diverse internship options spanning various sectors of social work. These opportunities allow you to personalize your graduate education based on your interests and requirements. Explore a selection of our available opportunities below.
Unique to Fordham Field Placements
More Placement Opportunities
Below is a sample of the thousands of agencies Fordham has partnered with to supply our M.S.W. students with field experiences that will inform and enhance their careers.
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Westchester Jewish Community Services
St. Vincents Hospital Westchester
The Jewish Board
Mid-Fairfield Community Care Center
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Manhattan Hunter Science High School
Ossining Community Schools
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Family Services Of Westchester
Andrus Childrens Center
Family & Children's Agency
JCCA (formerly known as Jewish Child Care Association)
Children's Aid Society - NYC
Family Centers, Inc.
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Human Services Council of New York
United Neighborhood Houses
ACS Division of Policy, Planning, and Measurement
Association for Neighborhood and Housing Development
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DOROT
NYC Office for the Aging
NYU Langone Health Winthrop Geriatric
Presbyterian Senior Services
Triboro Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
Westchester County Department of Senior Programs and Services
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AHRC NYC - Multiple locations
Settlement Health, Inc.
Bellevue Hospital
NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene- East Harlem Asthma Center of Excellence
The Bridge, Inc.
New York Presbyterian Hospital
Maimonides Medical Center
Wheeler Clinic
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New York Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center
Calvary Hospital
Stamford Hospital/Bennett Cancer Center
Danbury Hospital/Palliative Care Program
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Connecticut Institute of Refugees & Immigrants