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Bachelor of Social Work Bilingual Option

The Bachelor of Social Work - Bilingual Option is a four-year undergraduate degree that prepares students to support individuals, families, and communities through hands-on learning and real-world experience. This program is perfect for those who want to build a career in social work serving bilingual or Francophone communities in Saskatchewan and beyond.

Program Overview

This degree is accredited by the Canadian Association of Social Work Education (CASWE), meaning it is recognized across Canada. Students will gain the knowledge and skills for generalist social work practice, with a significant portion of courses delivered in French. The program focuses on the Saskatchewan context and prepares students to work in urban, rural, and remote communities with diverse individuals, families, and groups.

Coursework

Students will study social work theory, policy, research, and practice while gaining practical experience through two supervised practicums before graduating. The program uses a strengths-based model of social work practice and teaches students a range of approaches, including:

• Assessment
• Intervention
• Connecting clients to available resources Courses include:
  • Social work theory and practice
  • Social policy analysis and social research
  • Field education through two supervised practicums
  • Social work and general university studies courses delivered in both English and French

Quick Facts

• Program: Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
• Length: 4 years
• Accreditation: Canadian Association of Social Work Education (CASWE)
• Offered Through: University of Regina
• Faculty: Social Work, La Cité universitaire francophone

Why Study Social Work Bilingual Option?

• Learn in both English and French, building confidence and professional fluency in both official languages.
• Gain hands-on experience through two supervised practicums.
• Earn a nationally recognized degree accredited by CASWE.
• Make a difference in your community, particularly in bilingual and Francophone communities where social workers are in high demand.

Admission Requirements

• Students can enter this program straight from high school, meeting the domestic or international high school admission requirements for the Faculty of Social Work.
• Proof of French proficiency is required through standard language tests or a written assessment through La Cite.
• There is one intake each year, with students starting the program in the fall semester.

Tuition and Funding

• Tuition fees vary depending on whether you are a domestic or international student.
• The degree program requires 120 credit hours (40 courses).
• Students can use the Undergraduate Budget Calculator to estimate their annual university expenses.
• Funding options include scholarships, financial aid, and other opportunities.

Career Pathways

Graduates will be prepared for professional roles that require bilingual social work services. Career pathways include:

• Social Worker
• Community Development Worker
• Case Manager
• Family Support Worker
• Child and Youth Worker
• Social Services Program Coordinator
• Bilingual Support Worker

Related Programs

• Bachelor of Social Work
• Certificate and Bachelor of Indigenous Social Work
• Bachelor of Human Justice
• Bachelor of Health Studies