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The MSW: Critical Analysis of Social Work program aims to equip students with essential knowledge and analytical skills for evaluating social work practices and policies. Participants will gain: understanding of how facts and values intersect, how social issues are framed both materially and discursively, and how solutions are conceptualized and executed the capability to utilize these analytical approaches in their research and areas of specialization the competence to transition from analyzing social welfare challenges to exploring actionable solutions and policy limitations.
This program culminates in a Master's degree and serves as excellent preparation for doctoral studies.
Program format: Thesis option, Course-based option
To be eligible for admission to the MSW: Critical Analysis of Social Work stream, applicants are required to hold a BSW degree from an accredited* social work program. In addition, admission requirements are: Half course in introductory social research methods; B+ standing in senior-level social work courses. Applicants must provide one official transcript of university academic work completed to date, sent directly from the issuing institution to the School of Social Work (address above). Note: Unofficial transcripts must be uploaded by deadline date; original transcript(s) will be accepted after the deadline date. If applicable, an official copy of your TOEFL score, or other evidence of competency in English is required