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Student Workflow
The Indigenous Social Work program follows a comprehensive pathway that integrates academic excellence with community-based learning and Indigenous values.
Program Progression
Admission
Application review, interviews, and admission decisions. Candidates demonstrate alignment with program values and readiness for rigorous study.
Orientation
Introduction to program structure, Indigenous frameworks, community partnerships, and academic expectations.
Core Coursework
Development of foundational knowledge in Indigenous social work theory, practice, and ethics integrated throughout the curriculum.
Field Community Learning
Supervised learning in community-based practice settings with Indigenous populations and organizations.
Advanced Studies
Specialized courses in leadership, research, and advanced practice skills aligned with Indigenous social work competencies.
Completion
Final assessment, capstone project, and graduation. Graduates are prepared for professional social work practice.
Learning Outcomes
Students completing the Indigenous Social Work program will demonstrate:
- ✓ Understanding of Indigenous frameworks and decolonial perspectives in social work
- ✓ Competence in culturally-grounded social work practice methods
- ✓ Ability to work effectively with Indigenous communities
- ✓ Critical consciousness and commitment to social justice
- ✓ Professional ethics aligned with Indigenous values
- ✓ Leadership and advocacy skills for systemic change