The Master of Social Work at the University of Regina is designed for aspiring professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of social justice, advocacy, and community well-being. This postgraduate program equips you with advanced knowledge and skills to address complex societal issues, drawing on principles of social research, direct practice, policy development, and administration. You will engage with critical topics such as Indigenous adoptees' experiences, youth mental health, and trauma-informed care, preparing you to make a significant impact in a field that champions equitable and safe communities.
This full-time, on-campus Master of Social Work degree is completed over two years, offering a flexible pathway through either a comprehensive practicum or an in-depth thesis. Your learning experience will be enriched by mentorship from faculty actively engaged in research areas like child welfare, gerontology, and harm reduction. You will develop advanced clinical counselling and research methodologies, culminating in a supervised field experience or original scholarly work. Graduates are prepared for leadership roles in social services, policy analysis, and community development across Saskatchewan and beyond.