The Social Work (MSW, PhD) programs at the University of Waterloo emphasize advanced practice, research, and leadership in social work. The MSW builds on foundational knowledge to develop skills in direct practice, policy analysis, and community development, with a focus on equity, diversity, and Indigenous perspectives. The PhD program prepares scholars for academic and research careers, emphasizing theoretical innovation and social justice. Unique features include integrated field education placements, interdisciplinary collaboration with health and community partners, and a commitment to anti-oppressive practice.
Graduates pursue roles in clinical social work, program management, policy development, and academia. The programs enhance employability through practical experience and research opportunities, leading to careers in government, non-profits, healthcare, and education sectors.
The School of Social Work benefits from the Centre for Community Research and partnerships with local agencies like Cambridge and North Dumfries Family Services, as well as Indigenous communities. Access to the university's research institutes supports applied projects in social justice and mental health.
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