Social Work Admission Requirements for Canadian Universities
Prequisites and other admission requirements to become accepted to an undergraduate degree, certificate or program in Social Work.
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Certificates and diplomas in social services are available at many community colleges in Canada. To be admitted, students must have completed high school with at least a C average. Due to the nature of the programs, students may be subject to a criminal record check.
Most large schools in Canada have a School or Faculty of Social Work, and offer both undergraduate (BSW) and post-graduate (MSW, PhD) programs in social work. To be admitted to a BSW program, students must have completed high school with English, with at least a B- average. A diploma in social work is also acceptable. A background in social or human services (volunteering, summer work, etc) is considered an asset. Due to the nature of the program, students may be subject to a criminal record check and must demonstrate ethical behavior (eg. no substance abuse, mental illness, etc).
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Graduate Social Work Admission Requirements
The prerequisites required to become accepted to a graduate and/or postgraduate PhD program in Social Work.
What Social Work Students Learn
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Research in Social Work
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Career and Employment Opportunities in Social Work
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