Overview
The Social Work (BSW, MSW) programs at the University of Waterloo prepare students for professional practice in social work, emphasizing social justice, human rights, and community engagement. The Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) is an undergraduate program that integrates theoretical learning with extensive field placements, while the Master of Social Work (MSW) builds advanced skills for leadership roles in policy, research, and direct practice. Unique features include a focus on anti-oppressive practice and partnerships with Indigenous communities.
Career Prospects
Graduates are equipped for roles in child welfare, mental health, community development, and policy advocacy. The programs emphasize practical experience through mandatory field education, enhancing employability in diverse sectors including government, non-profits, and healthcare.
Key Faculty/Staff
- Faculty members include experts in Indigenous social work, critical theory, and community-based research.
Unique Facilities or Partnerships
The School of Social Work collaborates with local agencies for field placements and has dedicated research centers focused on social policy and equity. Access to interdisciplinary resources across the university supports innovative approaches to social issues.
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