SCWK 2211
Diverse Theories for Social Work Practice
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
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027