The Disability Studies and Psychology (BA Hons) at the University of Windsor offers you a unique opportunity to explore the complex interplay between human behaviour and societal structures impacting individuals with disabilities. This undergraduate degree is ideal for students passionate about understanding social justice, human needs, and psychological principles. You will gain foundational knowledge in psychology, social justice, and social work, preparing you to critically analyse and address challenges faced by diverse populations. This program equips you with the insights and skills necessary to advocate for and support individuals within various community settings.
This full-time, on-campus program is studied over four years, integrating core courses in psychology, disability studies, and social work with essential writing skills. You will engage with introductory psychology, social justice principles, and meeting human needs through social welfare and social work practices. The curriculum is designed to provide hands-on learning experiences, including community volunteer opportunities and placements, giving you practical experience and a competitive edge. You will graduate with a comprehensive understanding and the practical skills to pursue careers in social services, advocacy, research, or further specialised study.