2021 - 2022 Term
Nov. 7
November 7-13
Term Break, no classes
Nov. 9
Fall Convocation
Nov. 11
Remembrance Day, university closed
Dec. 9
End of Classes
Last day to withdraw from a course
Dec. 13
Start of Exams
Dec. 22
End of Exams
Dec. 24
End of term
Dec. 25
December 25 - 31
Holiday Observance, university closed
Jan. 1, 2022
New Year's Day, university closed
Jan. 3, 2022
Start of Winter Term
Jan. 3
January 3-7
Block Week
Jan. 10
Start of Classes
Jan. 15
Deadline to Apply for Winter Conferral of Degree
Jan. 20
Last day to drop a class without financial penalty
End of refund period
Jan. 21
Last day to add or swap a course
Jan. 28
Tuition and Fee Payment Deadline
Feb. 20
February 20 - 26
Feb. 14
Winter Conferral of Degree
Feb. 21
Alberta Family Day, university closed
March 31
Deadline to Apply for Spring Convocation
April 12
End of Classes
Last day to withdraw from a course
April 15
Good Friday, university closed
April 18
Easter Monday, university closed
April 19
Start of Exams
April 29
End of Exams
End of Term
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Your certificate consists of four integrated courses (12 units) completed over the fall and winter semesters (8 months). You must adhere to the prescribed sequence of courses.
You will be awarded a Graduate Certificate in Advanced Social Work Practice after successful completion.
SOWK 600: Social Justice and Theory in Advanced Social Work Practice
Examines concepts of culture, identity, oppression and differentness in relationship to theories of social justice, at all levels of professional practice.
SOWK 602: Research and Philosophy in Advanced Social Work Practice
Explores social work research through examination of various approaches (qualitative and quantitative), paradigms, and methods and applies social work research to theories as students develop their professional practice model.
SOWK 604: Advanced Practice Theories in Context
Examines theoretical models, philosophical frameworks and ethical foundations of social work practice as a means to facilitate change while locating social work’s development and current practice in historical, economic, political, social and cultural contexts.
SOWK 606: Advanced Policy Practice in Context
Explores the influences of public policy on the lives, relationships, and well-being of individuals, families, groups and communities, while examining the relationship between social justice in the policy-making process and the role of social workers in shaping policy.
"Laddering" Into the MSW Program - After completing a certificate in Advanced Social Work Practice and a Specialization certificate, students can apply to the Master of Social Work Program. Learn more
