Social Work Sample Schedule

Sample Courses

Below you’ll find a breakdown of the courses featured in this sample schedule:

• SK111: Introduction to Social Welfare: The origin of social welfare, political ideologies and impact on various communities such as Indigenous, francophone, northern and rural, LGBTQ+ and newcomers. 
• ID120: Introduction to Indigenous Social Studies: Understand Indigenous Studies as a discipline, including history, cultures and experiences of Indigenous peoples in Canada. 
• HR100: Fundamentals of Human Rights: An interdisciplinary introduction to the study of human rights, human diversity (e.g., race, ethnicity, culture, gender, sexual orientation, disability) and the complex relationship between human rights and human diversity within contemporary states. 
• YC100: Studying Youth & Children: An introduction to the key issues and interdisciplinary approaches in the study of children and youth. 
• OL101 - Leadership and Professional Development: Personal development is the basis for leading others and inspiring positive change. This course is an opportunity to explore avenues of personal growth and development in order to become a more competent leader, or follower. The principles of effective and ineffective personal development will be explored in detail.