The Bachelor of Social Work (Northern Program) at the University of Manitoba equips you with the essential knowledge and skills to excel in diverse social work settings, with a particular emphasis on serving northern and remote communities. You will delve into critical areas such as social justice, human rights, diversity, and community development, preparing you for professional practice that is both effective and culturally sensitive. This undergraduate program is designed for students passionate about advocating for individuals and communities, fostering positive change, and addressing complex social issues with integrity and expertise.
You will study this program full-time on campus over three years, building a strong foundation in social work theory and practice. The curriculum includes key subjects like anti-racist practice, indigenization and decolonization in social work, and community development, alongside policy analysis and advocacy. You will gain practical experience through case studies and real-world application, preparing you for roles in child welfare, disability services, community development, and mental health support. Upon graduation, you will be ready to make a meaningful impact as a professional social worker.