Study Locations
In the Faculty of Social Work we strive to make our programs accessible to all students, whether they live close to one of our urban campuses, near a regional college in rural Saskatchewan, or even in the remote regions of Northern Canada.
In addition to offering courses taught face-to-face in these locations, in collaboration with the Flexible Learning Division we are also able to offer Social Work courses throughout Saskatchewan via live-stream, online and video-conference delivery methods. Although our social work programs are not delivered entirely online, with our wide range of flexible learning options, students working to become certified Social Workers across Saskatchewan, and even Canada, may access many of our courses right from their home communities.
It is strongly recommended that prospective students connect with one of our academic advisors to discuss distance learning options. Students may choose from the following study locations:
- Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
- Master of Social Work (MSW)
- Please see our campus information below for further details about these study locations.
- Certificate in Indigenous Social Work (CISW)
- Bachelor of Indigenous Social Work (BISW)
- Master of Indigenous Social Work (MISW)
- Students interested in pursuing one of these programs with the First Nations University of Canada may contact the School of Indigenous Social Work.
- Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
- Application to the program is made directly through Yukon University
- Students interested in pursuing the BSW in Whitehorse may contact Yukon University.
- Northwest Regional College (North Battlefords, Meadow Lake)
- Northlands College (Buffalo Narrows, Creighton, La Ronge)
- Cumberland College (Nipawin, Melfort, Tisdale, Hudson Bay)
- Great Plains College (Swift Current)
- Parkland College (Yorkton)
- The above regional colleges offer Social Work courses through a combination of face-to-face, live-streamed and video-conference delivery methods. Students wishing to take Social Work courses through one of the regional colleges should apply as students to the Faculty of Social Work at the University of Regina, indicating which study location they have chosen, and also contact the regional college directly.
With Flexible Learning through the Centre for Continuing Education we are able to offer live-streamed and video-conference Social Work courses in locations throughout Saskatchewan; for a listing of all courses offered at off-campus locations, please contact Flexible Learning.
Block Course: SW 390 for BSW students, in particular, is currently delivered to distance students in an intensive format over 1-2 weeks in the Spring/Summer at one of our campus locations. Tentative course details for SW 390 in Spring 2023 in Regina and Saskatoon are now available!
Additional Information
Regina Campus
In Regina, we have 6 full-time faculty members instructing on a range of diverse social issues. We offer face-to-face courses on a variety of days/times, including evenings and the occasional weekend, in order to accommodate the needs of our students.
Our students have access to all sorts of campus services, and can take part in exciting University events, as well as join clubs and become active members of the Social Work Student's Society.
Saskatoon Campus
Students in Saskatoon who wish to complete the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or the Master of Social Work (MSW) degree, enroll in Social Work courses at the University of Regina Saskatoon Campus. The Saskatoon Campus is housed within Innovation Place, which is located slightly north of the main University of Saskatchewan (U of S) campus. Our Saskatoon Campus is equipped with a full complement of faculty and staff, including academic advisors and practicum personnel.
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