The program consists of core courses in social policy, social work practice and research methods, in addition to selected professional electives, and graduate research in the form of a thesis or advanced practicum.

Working holistically while recognizing and advancing human rights, students will have the opportunity to respond to those in need in order to promote social change and justice.

Students will build on their knowledge and experience in direct or indirect social work practice and social welfare analysis, reflecting the interests, resources, population, and social conditions of Northern Ontario.

Students will benefit from an academically challenging environment, small class sizes, and wonderful opportunities to work closely with faculty members and peers.