Undergraduate Programs
The McMaster School of Social Work aims to provide the environment and learning resources for students to prepare themselves for the general practice of Social Work. Study is based on a search for the principles of social justice. Preparation for the general practice of Social Work requires the development of competence in effecting change in a variety of situations affecting individuals, families, groups, organizations or communities in the broader society based on a knowledge of social structure, human behaviour, social welfare services and social work methods.
Highlighted Undergraduate Courses
SOCWORK 1AA3 – So You Think You Can Help? Introduction to Social Work I
A critical exploration of ideas and values influencing “helping” in social work. Focus on how helping is experienced by people intended to benefit from it.
Antirequisite: SOCWORK 1A06 A/B
SOCWORK 1BB3 – Re-Imagining Help: Introduction to Social Work II
A critical exploration of alternative understandings and practices of ‘helping’ in social work rooted in inclusive engagement with service users/communities and respect for their knowledge.
Antirequisite: SOCWORK 1A06 A/B
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CAREERS FOR SOCIAL WORK MAJORS

