<p>What is the difference between a MSW Program and a MPP Program?</p>
<p>I know the requirements for admission are often more rigorous for MPP Programs. </p>
<p>However, what is the difference in the standard curriculum and future career paths?</p>
<p>MPP curriculum is more quantitative and political-focused (domestic or international). You can focus on any policy area (health, science, environmental, NGOs, state/local/federal govt, etc.)</p>
<p>MSW curriculum is more evidence-based practice, and there are two tracks: clinical (counseling with individuals and groups, psychotherapy, case management, etc.) or macro (administration, policy and planning, community organization).</p>
<p>Both degrees are flexible. Pick the program that will help you get the job you desire.</p>