The Tulane School of Social Work offers numerous graduate programs that train future leaders to provide evidence-informed, interdisciplinary practice locally and globally that advances the behavioral health and health needs of individuals, families and communities. Through transformative education, generation of knowledge, service and community engagement, our mission is to enhance the well-being and equitable treatment of diverse individuals and communities. 

For additional details, visit the graduate department/program website.

Social, Behavioral and Population Sciences considers the social determinants of health to improve the health of populations and to reduce health disparities and inequities. Through these programs, students obtain strong skills for the planning, design, implementation, communication, and evaluation of preventive strategies and interventions at the community level. 

The Doctor of Juridical Science (SJD) program is a small and selective program for students who wish to make an original, significant contribution to legal scholarship.

An applicant for the SJD program must hold an LLM degree or its equivalent either from Tulane University or other accredited American universities or foreign universities which the Graduate Affairs Committee (the faculty admissions committee) has ascertained have good standing among the higher education community in the home country. 

For additional details, visit the graduate department/program website.