Program Requirements
Your program consists of 12 units as follows:
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Important Dates
Fall Term 2020
Sept. 15
Deadline to Apply for Fall Convocation
Sept. 17
Last day to drop Fall courses without financial penalty
Sept. 18
Last day to add or swap Fall courses
Sept. 25
Tuition and fee payment deadline; Thesis-based: Last day to submit required forms to FGS and thesis to The Vault to be eligible for Fall Convocation and cancel Fall registration
Oct. 12
Thanksgiving Day - University Closed
Nov. 8
November 8-14
Mid-term break
Nov. 11
Remembrance Day - University Closed
Nov. 13
Fall Convocation
Dec. 9
- Fall term lectures end
- Last day to withdraw from Fall term courses
Dec. 12
December 12-23
Fall term Final Examination period
Dec. 24
Fall term ends
Dec. 25
December 25-31
Holiday Observance - University Closed
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Course requirements - Fall:
SOWK 660A: Advanced Practicum
Direct and indirect Social Work practice opportunities with professional supervision in student's area of specialization.
SOWK 662A: Integrative Seminar
Integration of theory, research applications/evaluation and professional practice in the student's area of specialization; and preparation of a capstone exit requirement.
Course requirements - Winter:
SOWK 660B: Advanced Practicum
Direct and indirect Social Work practice opportunities with professional supervision in student's area of specialization.
SOWK 662B: Integrative Seminar
Integration of theory, research applications/evaluation and professional practice in the student's area of specialization; and preparation of a capstone exit requirement.
