The Social Work - BSW (Post-degree) at York University is designed for individuals who are passionate about advancing social justice, human rights, and equity within communities. This undergraduate program focuses on critical social work practices, equipping you to work effectively with marginalized groups and address complex societal issues. You will explore vital topics such as racial and colonial discourses, diversity and inclusion, and international social work, gaining a deep understanding of the systems that impact individuals and families. If you are driven to make a tangible difference and committed to ethical, evidence-based practice, this degree offers a robust foundation.
You will engage in hands-on learning through in-class activities, unpaid course placements for credit, and a required degree placement that adheres to accreditation standards. This immersive experience is complemented by guest lectures from front-line professionals and community service workers, offering real-world insights. The curriculum emphasizes community-based research practices and utilizes methods like role-play and community research projects. Studied full-time on campus over four years, you will graduate with the practical skills and critical perspective necessary for a rewarding career in social work, advocating for positive change.