Indigenous Social Work (Qualifying) University of Regina

Overview

The Indigenous Social Work (Qualifying) at the University of Regina provides a comprehensive foundation for students aiming to enter the professional field of human services. This programme is specifically designed to equip future social workers with the cultural knowledge and practical skills necessary to support First Nation individuals, families, and groups. By integrating traditional perspectives with modern practice, the curriculum ensures graduates are prepared for the unique challenges of the sector.

Why Indigenous Social Work (Qualifying) at the University of Regina?

Studying this programme offers a unique opportunity to engage with Indigenous-centred education through the First Nations University of Canada. The course is accessible across multiple campus locations, including Regina, Saskatoon, and Prince Albert, providing flexibility for students across the region. This institutional partnership ensures that the teaching remains deeply rooted in community values while maintaining the high academic standards of a major research university.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 1117 per credit
• National fee: CAD 559 per credit

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Syllabus

The curriculum is structured to provide a transition into professional social work practice. Modules may include:

• Indigenous Social Work
• Human Service Systems
• First Nation Community Development
• Social Work Practice with Families
• Indigenous Perspectives in Social Welfare
• Social Work Research

Careers with Indigenous Social Work (Qualifying)

Graduates of this programme are prepared for essential roles within the human service sector, particularly within Indigenous organisations and government agencies. The training focuses on preparing professionals for careers as social workers, community outreach coordinators, and family support practitioners. By specialising in First Nation contexts, students are well-positioned to take on leadership and advocacy roles that promote social justice and community well-being.