
Bridging empathy and technology, the MSW-PSE program empowers a new generation of professionals to design digital systems that understand people—not just process them. It’s where human insight meets software innovation for a more inclusive and mentally resilient digital world.
The MSW-PSE program pioneers a new academic frontier where psychology, social work, and software engineering converge to create ethical, inclusive, and human-centered technologies that advance mental health, social equity, and community well-being.
College of Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities
College of Technology and Built Environment

The Master of Social Work in Psychosocial Software Engineering (MSW-PSE) is a pioneering interdisciplinary graduate program designed to equip students with the unique ability to integrate psychosocial knowledge and software engineering expertise. This two-year, 120-ECTS program prepares graduates for impactful careers in digital social services, mental health tech, nonprofit innovation, and responsible AI application.