Develop the knowledge and skills necessary to work sensitively and effectively with individuals, groups and communities, to critically analyze social policies and programs, and work towards a more equitable world. Based on a commitment to social justice, equality and respect for all peoples in society, our program is a pioneer of the "structural approach" to social work. Learn to examine the relationship between personal troubles, problems and difficulties, and broader social, economic and political inequities in society. Your career: child welfare and youth services; counselling and advocacy; family and health services; housing, shelters and supportive living; immigration and refugee settlement services; social justice and other government services; rehabilitation services; services for Indigenous Peoples; services for seniors

• Letter(s) of Reference
• Resume/Curriculum Vitae
• Work Experience

Supplementary Application requirements

An applicant’s supplementary application includes:

1. Admissions essay (500 words max.)
2. How do your life experiences connect to society at large and how have they shaped your interest in studying social work at Carleton University?
3. Optional essay submission (250-500 words max.)
4. Explaining any circumstances that may have impacted your academic performance or work experience.
5. Resume
6. You may include relevant:
7. Paid work experience*
8. Unpaid/volunteer experience*
9. Supervised placements, co-ops or practicums*
10. Certificates, licenses and trainings
11. Other community or school involvement
12. Self-Identification form (optional)
13. You will have the opportunity to self-identify as a member of an equity-deserving group.

*You will be asked to include the dates worked and number of hours and/or number of weeks worked.