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SCWK 2211

Diverse Theories for Social Work Practice

Undergraduate

provides an overview of critical and practice theories that explain problems and guide the change process. The course will involve students in a critical analysis of a broad range of theories including: Critical theories such as structural, feminist, Marxist, anti-racist, Indigenous, queer and anti-oppressive practice; modern theories such as interactional, systems, ecological cognitive & crisis theory/intervention; postmodern theories such as solution focused and narrative; and macro practice, social action, and community organization.

Prerequisites & course information

PR: admission to the Bachelor of Social Work First or Second degree program and SCWK 1710 or the former SCWK 2700

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