Social Work University of Regina

Overview

The Social Work programme at the University of Regina provides students with advanced knowledge of human service delivery, social welfare research, and policy analysis. This master’s degree is designed to bridge the gap between theoretical frameworks and practical application in diverse community settings. Students develop the professional skills necessary to confront social inequalities and empower vulnerable populations.

Why Social Work at the University of Regina?

The University of Regina holds the distinction of offering the only Master of Social Work programme in Saskatchewan accredited by the Canadian Association for Social Work Education. The faculty is deeply committed to equity, diversity, and inclusion, maintaining strong partnerships with the School of Indigenous Social Work. Students benefit from extensive networking opportunities through the Graduate Social Work Student Society and research training hosted by the Social Work Research Centre. The university’s close ties with government departments and international research groups ensure that the curriculum remains relevant to contemporary global and local challenges.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 29675 per year
• National fee: CAD 25511 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum integrates principles of Indigenization, sustainability, and social justice. Students can tailor their final stages of study by choosing between a research-focused thesis or a practical internship. Modules may include:

• Social Research
• Direct Social Work Practice
• Social Policy Development
• Social Administration
• Addiction and Mental Health
• Indigenous Issues
• Qualitative Research Methods
• Quantitative Research Methods

Careers with Social Work

Graduates of the Social Work programme are prepared for leadership roles across the human services sector. Many alumni register with the Saskatchewan Association of Social Workers to practice in clinical or community environments.

The programme’s emphasis on advanced practice methods ensures that graduates are equipped for private practice or senior positions within child welfare and immigration settlement organisations.