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SWK1999H - Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Workshop

SWK4000H - Social Work and Disability Practice: a Client and Family Centred Approach

SWK4001H - Emotion-Focused Therapy

SWK4002H - Elder Abuse

SWK4003H - Narrative Therapy

SWK4004H - Social Work and Law

SWK4005H - Critical Social Work Analysis with Indigenous People

SWK4006H - Social Policy Analysis

SWK4101H - Understanding Historical and Multigenerational Trauma

SWK4102H - Social Policy and Social Welfare in the Canadian Context

SWK4103H - Elements of Social Work Practice

SWK4105H - Social Work Practice Laboratory

SWK4106H - Social Work Ethics and Indigenous Communities

SWK4107H - Foundations of Social Work: Knowledge, Theory and Values that Inform Practice

SWK4108H - Sexual Abuse, Sexual Assault and the Family

SWK4109H - Trauma and Human Development

SWK4110H - Trauma and Addiction

SWK4111H - Trauma-Informed Schools, Community Intervention and the Healing Power of Ceremony

SWK4210H - Promoting Empowerment: Working at the Margins

SWK4304H - Social Work Policy Practice and Advocacy in the Context of Neoliberal Globalization

SWK4306H - Theoretical Approaches to Defining Social Injustice and Engaging in Social Change

SWK4412H - The Context of Mental Health and Health Practice

SWK4422H - Social Housing and Homelessness

SWK4425H - Human Services Management and Leadership

SWK4426H - Financial Management and Leadership in Human Service Organizations

SWK4427H - Human Resource Management in Human Service Organizations

SWK4506H - Applied Quantitative Data Analysis

SWK4510H - Research for Evidence-Based Social Work Practice

SWK4511H - Practice-Based Research in Mental Health and Health

SWK4512H - Research Knowledge for Social Justice

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