Disability Studies

• Provides knowledge and experience-based practice to become an advocate for social justice and accessibility for people with disabilities
• Includes disability studies emphasis courses from several subject areas as well as Disability Studies foundation courses
• Includes a one-semester community experience placement in a disabilities setting
• 20-course, 30-course, and 40-course Disability Studies programs meet the needs of students coming directly from secondary school, graduates of Ontario CAAT human services programs, and students already employed in human services settings

Career Tracks:

• Individual, family and group practice
• Case management in service delivery
• Agency supervisors
• Government administrators
• Policy analysts in disability policy and accessibility

Learn More:

• Request more information
• Admission Requirements
• How to Apply
• Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Brochure

Academic Calendar and Program Requirements:

• Disability Studies (Honours)
• Disability Studies (for College of Applied Arts Graduates)
• Disability Studies (for St. Clair College Child and Youth Worker Graduates)