University of the Fraser Valley

Overview

The Social Service Worker (Indigenous Focus) program at the University of the Fraser Valley is designed to equip students with the skills necessary for culturally safe practice within social service environments and educational settings. This Graduate Diploma emphasizes cultural humility and explores the impact of colonization on Indigenous communities and service systems.

What you'll study

The curriculum consists of applied coursework that focuses on professional communication, human services practice, and Indigenous-centered methodologies. Key topics include:

• Professional Communication with Academic and Workplace Audiences
• Academic Writing Techniques
• Interpersonal Communication Skills for Human Services
• Indigenous-Centered Human Services Approaches
• Fundamentals of Psychology
• Principles of Social Work and Human Services

Additional details regarding electives, practicum or work-integrated learning, and capstone or thesis requirements should be verified with the university's curriculum page. Students must complete any required prerequisites prior to or as part of their program entry.

Entry requirements

At this time, there are no specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA grading score requirements disclosed for this program. However, applicants should confirm the latest entry criteria directly with the university.

Career prospects