The Bachelor of Indigenous Social Work (BINSW) at the University of Regina is designed for aspiring professionals committed to fostering well-being within Indigenous communities. This program addresses the critical need for culturally-informed social work practices, equipping you with the knowledge and skills to support Indigenous individuals, families, and communities effectively. You will explore foundational concepts in Indigenous Studies and Social Work, preparing you for a meaningful career dedicated to social justice and community empowerment. This undergraduate degree provides a robust academic framework for impactful practice.
You will study full-time on campus over four years, engaging with a curriculum that integrates core social work principles with a deep understanding of Indigenous worldviews and methodologies. The program includes required courses in Indigenous Studies, Indigenous language, and specific Indigenous Social Work (INSW) and Social Work (SW) subjects. You will develop practical skills through coursework and gain valuable experience through potential placements, preparing you to graduate ready for roles in community development, family services, and advocacy within Indigenous organizations and broader social service sectors.