国际学生入学条件
Bachelor of Social Work degree (accredited BSW only – SSW diplomas are not equivalent, nor are closely related degrees)
B+ (77%) average in the last two years of study at university (or equivalent amount of courses)
B (73%) average overall
Specific university-level course in one of the following:
Research Methods (Qualitative Studies) OR
Statistics (Quantitative Studies)
*** (one of these courses must be successfully completed before the program start date)
Competitive applicants usually have around 1500 hours of social work-related work experience (paid and/or volunteer). Field Practicum/Placement or Co-op work should not be included in these hours.
Transcript(s):
Electronic versions of all your post-secondary transcripts or academic histories are required (including Carleton students). Please include the grading scale/legend. This electronic version does not need to be an official transcript, it can be a screenshot or unofficial transcript, as long as your name, university, course titles, terms and grades are viewable.
MSW Letters of Reference:
Three (3) letters are required for your MSW application.
Two Academic References, One Professional Reference
MSW Statement of Intent:
One (1) is required. It should be no longer than 1,500 words and answers the specific questions below.
Applicants are welcome to answer the questions under separate headings or combine them all into an admission essay.
1. How have your life, work and educational experiences contributed to your understanding of yourself and others in relation to the society in which we live? (You may wish to reflect on various aspects of your identity such as gender and sexual orientation, economic/class status, life as an Indigenous person, racial or cultural background, or abilities or disabilities.)
2. Identify a social problem that you might want to address as a social worker. Discuss the factors that contribute to or cause this problem. What role would you like to play in resolving this problem?
3. What interests you about structural approaches to social work? How does studying social work at Carleton fit with your career goals?
MSW CV/Resume:
One (1) is required. Please provide a detailed CV/Resume, organized chronologically beginning with your most recent experience. Please use your CV to describe the work you list in the Portfolio-Work Summary Document (description below). There is no minimum or maximum limit to the pages in the CV.
MSW Portfolio (Work Hours Summary Document):
One (1) is required. Prepare a document containing all social work-related hours of experience in 3 separate tables: Paid Work Experience, Volunteer Work Experience, and Placement/Co-op Experience (if applicable).
TOEFL iBT (including iBT Home Edition) - 86 (20 in reading and listening, 22 in speaking and writing)
IELTS (Academic) - 6.5 IELTS (minimum 6.0 in each band)
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- 雅思总分:6.5
- 托福网考总分:86
- 托福笔试总分:580
- 其他语言考试:Pearson Test of English (PTE) (Academic) - 60 overall (minimum 60 in each Communicative Skill)
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课程简介
Social workers make a difference in peoples' lives. They are not only concerned with helping individuals but also with broader social issues such as poverty, unemployment and domestic violence. Our accredited master's program prepares students for leadership roles in their communities and in the profession. It encourages critical thinking and analysis of structural barriers that prevent people from reaching their full potential, promote values of respect, dignity and the worth of all people, and assist students in acquiring knowledge, skills and values to work in diverse and cross-cultural environments. We offer a one year option for candidates with a Bachelor of Social Work and a two year option for candidates with an honours degree in a discipline other than social work.<br><br>As the nation's capital, Ottawa is home to government departments, national and international associations, as well as research institutes and non-governmental organizations that involve themselves in social policies and programs. Carleton students enjoy easy access to these organizations as well as a range of archives and library resources. Our alumni work as social workers at many organizations and government departments in Ottawa and all over the world.
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