What will I learn?
Explore how human interactions are influenced by individual, collective, and structural forces such as mental health, social relationships, economic conditions, education and politics, and movements for social justice and social change. A common goal of those who study Social Development Studies is to help people, communities, and nations flourish. Through courses in areas such as psychology, sociology, and social work as well as hands on community engagement opportunities, you’ll be well prepared for a meaningful career in social work, counselling, education, public services, human resources, law, or community and international service organizations. You can also enhance your learning experience by enrolling in co op and applying what you learn in class to real work situations.
Entry requirements
For international students
Official/Unofficial High School Transcripts Required.International Baccalaureate (IB) - HL or SL English A - minimum 4 or HL English B - minimum 5; total 27Ontario students: six Grade 12 U and/or M courses includingEnglish 4U (minimum final grade of 70% is required)Mathematics of Data Management is recommended as helpful background for the program.Admission average: Low 80s
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