BSW in Social Work

When people can access the services and resources they need to more fully participate in society, it is often because of the efforts of social workers. Ryerson graduates promote social justice and equity by supporting individuals to meet their fundamental needs and accomplish their goals. They have a deep understanding of how gender, race, ethnic-cultural origin, class, sexual diversity, age, and physical and mental capacities shape the experiences of those who require social services. Ryerson's Bachelor of Social Work program will prepare you for critically-engaged social work practice. Our focus on anti-oppression, empowerment and structural perspectives will position you to work effectively with marginalized individuals, families, groups and communities. A blend of academic studies and professional education will challenge you to develop a strong foundation in both theory and practice.