The Honours Bachelor of Social and Community Development at Sheridan College is designed for individuals passionate about driving positive change within communities and addressing complex social issues. You will explore the critical theories and practical strategies essential for effective community work, focusing on areas such as anti-oppressive practice, policy analysis, and community-based research. This undergraduate program equips you with the analytical, ethical, and leadership skills needed to navigate the challenges and opportunities within the social and community development sector, preparing you for impactful professional roles.
This full-time, on-campus degree is structured over two years, comprising four semesters of intensive study and a significant 420-hour internship. You will engage with diverse learning experiences, including research methods, project management, social innovation, and community leadership, culminating in capstone projects that apply your knowledge to real-world scenarios. Through hands-on experience and academic rigour, you will develop the expertise to work in non-profit organizations, government agencies, or community initiatives, graduating with the confidence and capability to lead and mobilize communities effectively.