BSW First Year
SWRK 222
Introduction to Practicum
3 Credits
Offered in the:
- Fall
- Winter
- Summer
Social Work: Basic social work skills.
Offered by: Social Work
- Restrictions: Only open to B.S.W. U1 students.
BSW Second Year
Second Year Field Placements are generally carried out in a community-based setting where students participate in outreach, advocacy, referral services, program planning & implementation, case management, policy, and psychosocial assessments.
SWRK 322
Field Practice 1
3 Credits
Offered in the:
- Fall
- Winter
- Summer
Social Work: Supervised educational experiences in social work practice designed to integrate practice and theory.
Offered by: Social Work
- Restrictions: Only open to B.S.W. students.
- To register for this course, students must have completed 15 credits of U1 B.S.W. required courses plus 9 credits derived from any combination of B.S.W. SWRK complementary, non-SWRK complementary, and/or non-SWRK elective courses totalling 24 credits.
- Prerequisites: SWRK 219, SWRK 220, SWRK 221, SWRK 222, SWRK 224
- Terms
- Instructors
- Francine Granner, Pam Orzeck, Nicole A Mitchell
- Francine Granner, Pam Orzeck, Nicole A Mitchell
SWRK 323
Field Practice 2
3 Credits
Offered in the:
- Fall
- Winter
- Summer
Social Work: Supervised educational experiences in social work practice designed to integrate practice with theoretical knowledge.
Offered by: Social Work
- Prerequisite: SWRK 322
- Restrictions: Only open to B.S.W. students.
- Terms
- Instructors
- Francine Granner, Pam Orzeck, Nicole A Mitchell
- Francine Granner, Pam Orzeck, Nicole A Mitchell
Students must have completed a minimum number ofΜύ24 credits to begin the second year (U2) field placement. These 24 credits are comprised of all U1 required courses (SWRK 219, SWRK 220, SWRK 221, SWRK 222 andΜύSWRK 224) and any combination of SWRK complementary, non-SWRK complementary, and/or Electives courses totalling 24 credits. Second year students cannot do block placements.
BSW Third Year
Third Year Field Placements are generally carried out in public service institutions focusing on physical and mental health, child protections, and/or disability. Placements focus on direct service with clients, particulary psycho-social assessments, interventions, and evaluations. Activities may include counselling, group work, presenting at case conferences, working on interdisciplinary teams, implementing intervention plans.Μύ
SWRK 420
Advanced Field Practice 1
3 Credits
Offered in the:
- Fall
- Winter
- Summer
Social Work: Supervised educational experience in social work practice at an advanced level.
Offered by: Social Work
- Terms
- Instructors
- Francine Granner, Pam Orzeck, Nicole A Mitchell
- Francine Granner, Pam Orzeck, Nicole A Mitchell
SWRK 421
Advanced Field
Practice 2
3 Credits
Offered in the:
- Fall
- Winter
- Summer
Social Work: Supervised educational experience in social work practice at an advanced level.
Offered by: Social Work
- Restriction: Only open to B.S.W. U3 students.
- Prerequisite: SWRK 420
- Corequisite: SWRK 422
- Terms
- Instructors
- Francine Granner, Pam Orzeck, Nicole A Mitchell
- Francine Granner, Pam Orzeck, Nicole A Mitchell
Students must have completed a minimum number ofΜύ54 credits to begin the third year (U3) of field placement. Third year students have the option to do a block placement.
Students must complete all U1 and U2 required courses prior to their U3 field placement.
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