SCWK 2711
Social Justice and Social Work Practice
explores human rights from global perspective and examines social responsibility, the nature of oppression and marginalization and strategies to promote social justice and prevent injustice. Reflective practice principles and experiential activities will form the basis for examining use of self and the relevance of social location, and the application of: critical theoretical perspectives, critical empathy and ethical evaluation for anti-oppressive practice at the individual and structural/organizational level.
Prerequisites & course information
PR: admission to the Bachelor of Social Work First Degree Program, SCWK 230A, SCWK 2211 , SCWK 2320 , SCWK 2520 ; or admission to the Bachelor of Social Work Second Degree program, SCWK 230A, SCWK 2211 , SCWK 2320 and SCWK 2520
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027