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The Lyle S. Hallman Faculty of Social Work (FSW) offers social work programs at the master’s and doctoral levels. The MSW program has three fields of study: Individuals, Families, and Groups; Community, Policy, Planning, and Organizations; and Aboriginal Wholistic Healing. The PhD program provides students with opportunities for advanced scholarship and professional growth in two fields of study: Studies in Social Work Practice, and Critical Social Policy and Organizational Studies. Since its inception in 1966, the FSW has developed a national and international reputation for excellence in teaching, research, and practicum instruction. more

ADMISSIONS 2013 Deadline Dates

Applicants are encourage to fully review all information on the MSW/PhD Admissions website;  particular attention should be give to the Frequently Asked Questions section:  FAQ'S

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MSW Aboriginal Field of Study (full / part-time) program Application deadline: April 1st for first consideration; applications will be accepted until the MSW, Aboriginal Field of Study program is full.

MSW Four year part-time program: May 1, 2013


NEW Program Offering at LAURIER BRANTFORD:  Bachelor of Social Work


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People at Laurier

Nick Coady, Faculty of Social Work The second edition of Nick's co-edited textbook on clinical social work practice theory was published last year. Although this book is largely a survey of clinical theory, it is grounded in a generalist-eclectic framework for social work practice that includes an emphasis on the importance of relationship factors and the artistic elements of practice. Nick has also recently completed a research report on men’s experiences of child welfare services and the findings will be part of coauthored chapter in a forthcoming book.

Nick Coady
Professor,
Faculty of Social Work