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Students must complete the following 14.0 credits to fulfill requirements for the Bachelor of Social Work degree:

• 1.0 introductory credit in the backup major, if not pursuing Indigenous Studies
• SWRK 2001H – Skills for Helping Professionals
• SWRK 2004H – Alternative Theories of Human Behaviour in the Social Environment
• 1.0 elective credit, if not completing a bridging term
• SWRK 3001H - Social Work Communication Skills 
• SWRK 3002H - Social Work Theory and Practice Skills 1
• SWRK 3003H - Social Work Research 
• SWRK 3004H - Social Work and Indigenous Perspectives 
• SWRK 3005H - Diversity, Identity, Social location, and Oppression
• SWRK 3007H - Community Social Work
• 0.5 SWRK credit from 3101H – Social Work and Aging; 3102H – Anti-Oppressive Child Welfare; 3104H – Substance Use, Mental Health and Recovery; 3105H – Queering Social Work; or 3106H – Social Work Organizations and Leadership
• SWRK 4000D – Social Work Field Education Placement
• SWRK 4001H – Feminist-Informed Trauma Practice
• SWRK 4002H – Social Work Theory and Practice 2
• SWRK 4005H – Social Work with Groups
• SWRK 4006H – Social Work and Families
• 0.5 SWRK credit from 3101H – Social Work and Aging; 3102H – Anti-Oppressive Child Welfare; 3104H – Substance Use, Mental Health and Recovery; 3105H – Queering Social Work; or 3106H – Social Work Organizations and Leadership
• 0.5 elective credit from SWRK or any other Trent program

*Additional Notes: Without exception, students must have met the following requirements by May 15 of the application year to be considered for admission into the Professional Years of Social Work: Successful completion of SWRK 1000H, 1001H, 2001H, and 2004H (or equivalent); A minimum grade of 70% in each of the completed Social Work courses (transfer credits exempted); A minimum of 10.0 credits with a minimum overall average of 70% (calculated on courses completed at Trent only); A supplemental application is required, including a list of employment, volunteer and extracurricular experiences, as well as a short critical thinking essay;  Applications open in early-January for admission to the Professional Years the following September. More information is available at http://trentu.ca/socialwork/program/admissions-degreerequirements.

Degree requirements are subject to change. Refer to the most recent version of the Academic Calendar for course descriptions and degree requirements (http://trentu.ca/calendar). Students are encouraged to meet with an academic advisor prior to registering for courses for assistance with degree planning (http://trentu.ca/advising).