Overview
The Social Work (MSW) program at the University of Ottawa is designed to develop advanced professional competencies in social work practice, research, and policy analysis. It emphasizes evidence-based interventions, social justice, and culturally responsive practice, with a bilingual (English and French) delivery to reflect Canada's official languages.
Unique Features
- Specialized streams in direct practice, policy practice, and critical leadership.
- Indigenous-focused curriculum and field placements to address equity and decolonization.
- Integration of community-based research and partnerships with local social service agencies.
Career Prospects
Graduates are prepared for leadership roles in diverse settings, including healthcare, child and family services, mental health, community development, and government policy. The program enhances skills in advocacy, program evaluation, and ethical decision-making, leading to high employability in the social services sector.
Key Faculty and Facilities
The program is led by faculty experts in areas such as anti-oppressive practice, trauma-informed care, and social policy. Notable resources include the Centre for Research on Educational and Community Services, which supports applied research projects, and extensive field education partnerships with over 200 community organizations in the Ottawa region.
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