Bachelor of Social Work (as a second degree)

About this programme

The first degree program is completed in four years of full-time study. The second degree program is completed over four semesters. Courses are completed on the St. John’s campus and at two practica (field internship) sites throughout the province. Through a combination of course work and two field practica, the bachelor of social work (BSW) programs emphasize social justice through hands-on learning. Students gain experience in assessment, interviewing, counselling, advocacy and community capacity building. The Bachelor of Social Work as a Second Degree is a 60 credit hour program intended for candidates who have completed a university degree, the required prerequisite courses, meet the academic performance requirements, and have work experience/volunteer experience and/or community involvement in human services related to social work. To apply for admission into the School of Social Work, indicate your desired degree option in the appropriate place on the undergraduate application for admission . To be considered for admission to the bachelor of social work as a second degree program, you must have: You must also complete the following 9 credit hours of required prerequisite courses with a minimum of 70% in each course: All prerequisite courses must be attempted and completed by the end of the winter semester. These courses and credits must have been taken at Memorial University or accepted for transfer credit from a recognized university or university college. You must submit a minimum of 300 hours of work experience/volunteer experience and/or community involveme