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Program Overview

The University of Regina offers a Bachelor's degree in Social Work with a Bilingual Option. This four-year program is designed to prepare students to work with individuals, families, and communities in bilingual settings, particularly in French and English.

Program Description

The Baccalaurťat en travail social Option bilingue is accredited by the Canadian Association for Social Work Education (ACFTS), ensuring that graduates receive a recognized degree across Canada. The program focuses on generalist social work practice, with a significant portion of courses taught in French. Students will gain practical experience through two supervised internships, preparing them to work in urban, rural, and remote communities.

Program Structure

The program consists of 120 credit hours (40 courses) and includes:

• Theory and practice of social work
• Analysis of social policies and social research
• Practical training through two supervised internships
• Courses in social work and general university studies taught in French and English

Quick Facts

• Program: Baccalaurťat en travail social Option bilingue
• Length: 4 years
• Accreditation: Association canadienne pour la formation en travail social (ACFTS)
• Offered Through: University of Regina
• Faculty: Faculty of Social Work, La Citť universitaire francophone

Admission Requirements

Admission requirements vary depending on the student category. Students must demonstrate proficiency in both French and English through standardized language tests or a written evaluation by La Citť universitaire. Students who hold a diploma from a Francophone or French immersion high school may already meet the French proficiency requirements.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Baccalaurťat en travail social Option bilingue program will be prepared to work in specialized positions involving bilingual social services. Employers will value their practical training, strong ethical values, and ability to work with diverse individuals, families, and communities in both French and English. Career opportunities include:

• Social worker
• Community development agent
• Case manager
• Family support worker
• Child and youth worker
• Social service program coordinator
• Bilingual support worker

Related Programs

• Bachelor of Social Work
• Certificate and Bachelor of Social Work with Indigenous Peoples
• Bachelor of Human Justice
• Bachelor of Health Sciences