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Our programs are rooted in a profound comprehension of women and gender dynamics, yet their scope extends much further. Courses in Women’s and Gender Studies explore social justice in its widest context: students analyze how factors like race, socioeconomic status, religion, sexual orientation, and gender influence societies and cultures both in Canada and globally.
Studying Women’s and Gender Studies offers intellectual enrichment, personal growth, and real-world applicability. Whether pursued independently or alongside another discipline, the expertise you develop will prove invaluable in professional environments that prioritize employees with awareness, adaptability, and a commitment to equity, inclusion, and persity.
This field provides strong career foundations across diverse sectors including business, social services, education, law, and government.
The combined BSW in Social Work and Women's Studies expands your worldview and trains you to think beyond traditional frameworks. You'll develop the ability to interact with others empathetically while gaining practical tools to support the individuals and communities you serve.
The curriculum blends Social Work and Women’s and Gender Studies coursework. The first two years concentrate on gender studies, while the final years emphasize Social Work, culminating in a fourth-year practicum at a community organization.