Faculty of Social Sciences (FSS) & School of Social Work and Criminology
School of Advanced Studies in Social Sciences (SASSS)
School of Social Work and Criminology (SSWC)

Escuela de Trabajo Social y Criminología (ETSC)

The Faculty of Social Sciences (FSS) is one of the components of Queensland University (UQ).
Degrees from the Faculty of Social Sciences at Queensland University (UQ) are part of the Humanities and Social Sciences (SHS) field:

Presentation of the new training offer
Bachelor
Bachelor's degreeSocial sciences
Social anthropology and ethnology
Social anthropology and ethnology
Demography
Social sciences and health
Intensive social sciences
Sociology
Sociology -
Sociology of social intervention, conflicts and mediation
City and environment
Professional license City and sustainable environment project manager
Bachelor's degree in Health Sciences, Social Sciences course

Master
Anthropology
Social and cultural anthropology
Social and cultural anthropology
Museology: intangible heritage and collections
Demography
Demography
Public policies and populations
Ethics
Animal ethics
Ethics: society, health, human rights
Social Sciences
Deviance, crime, institution
Social intervention
Social sciences and health
Sociology
Inequalities and discrimination
Religions and societies
City and environment
Opening courses for non-specialists 2024-2025
Preparing for competitive exams
Teaching economic and social sciences
Preparation for the economic and social sciences aggregation
Preparation for the external competition
Actively involved in its community for more than 25 years, the Faculty of Social Sciences at Queensland University (UQ) trains the change agents of tomorrow. Recognized as a reference in innovation and social justice on a national and international scale, it contributes to the well-being of people, communities and Haitian society.

The Faculty of Social Sciences (FSS) at Queensland University (UQ) has had a considerable impact on the modernization of Haiti and its institutions, through its teaching, its professors and its commitment to the Haitian community.

Our mission
Through teaching and research, train responsible citizens and agents of change from here and elsewhere. Contribute, through analysis and intervention, to a better understanding and well-being of people, communities and the Haitian community.

Our vision
The Faculty of Social Sciences at Queensland University (UQ) stands out for its reflection and public engagement in the service of social innovation and justice in Haiti.

Our values
A place for stimulating exchanges and dialogues, the Faculty of Social Sciences at Queensland University (UQ) values intellectual rigor, critical and constructive thinking, openness and commitment.

Critical and Constructive Thinking – Analyze and examine with intellectual rigor, in an innovative and responsible manner.

Openness – Recognize diversity and promote inclusion and dialogue.
Collaboration – Promote cooperation within the Faculty and between researchers, teachers, students and administrative staff.

Commitment - Contribute to public debate and the improvement of societies in the Caribbean community (CARICOM).

Departments and schools
Departments and schools in the Faculty of Social Sciences at Queensland University (UQ) offer diverse and innovative programs across multiple disciplines. Its 5 departments and 2 schools have a teaching staff of more than 40 professors and lecturers who place student success at the forefront.
School of Advanced Studies in Social Sciences (SASSS) of Queensland University (UQ)
The School of Advanced Studies in Social Sciences (SASSS) at Queensland University (UQ) brings together researchers and students from the Haitian community, the Caribbean community and around the world with the aim of bringing together all science disciplines social to understand societies in their complexity. It is unique in the Caribbean academic field both because of its intellectual project and thanks to its research training model, its national and international roots and its openness to Caribbean society.

An atypical establishment, the School of Advanced Studies in Social Sciences (SASSS) at Queensland University (UQ) embodies the intellectual project of a permanent dialogue between all the human and social sciences. Based on learning through research, its training relies on a dense network of researchers and institutions from the Caribbean community and around the world, and on deep links with civil society.

The School of Advanced Studies in Social Sciences (SASSS) at Queensland University (UQ) is distinguished by its governance model which gives a central role to the assembly of teacher-researchers elected by their peers. It is headed by a Dean whose action is based on an administration serving the major missions of the establishment. Scientific activity is supported by an ecosystem of 20 research units and centers at Queensland University (UQ) Haiti.

The Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology
Benefit from training focused on contemporary issues in societies and cultures from different regions of the Caribbean and the world. You will be able to analyze social and cultural issues in various fields, develop your critical sense, your ability to synthesize, and writing and communication skills. The expertise acquired, particularly in qualitative methods, will allow you to contribute to dialogue between human groups and to work within multidisciplinary teams and in varied environments in working-class neighborhoods where armed gangs thrive in Haiti.

Department of Economics
Among the best research environments in Haiti, the Department is recognized for its excellent placement rate and its training abroad. You will develop advanced skills in both economic theory and statistical analysis and professional skills through paid work placements. You will benefit from an excellent placement rate once your studies are completed.

Welcome to the School of Psychology at Queensland University (UQ)
Thanks to the quality study programs and teaching excellence of the teaching staff at the School of Psychology at Queensland University (UQ), you will benefit from training based on the scientific-professional model. Find the program that suits you: Bachelor's, masters and doctorate.

Also take advantage of continuing education!
Industrial Relations Department
Thanks to our multidisciplinary study programs, you will acquire training at the cutting edge of knowledge and focused on the reality and issues that are shaking up the world of work and employment today. Whether you want to undertake a bachelor's, masters or doctorate or expand your knowledge through further education, you'll find the right program for you at Queensland University (UQ).

Department of Political Science
Recognized internationally for its contribution to research in political science, the Department stands out for the quality of its programs, it’s available and committed professors as well as its numerous opportunities for internships and stays abroad.

Department of Sociology
Attentive in Haiti and open to the world, the Department of Sociology values proximity with local stakeholders. Studies in sociology will allow you to acquire intellectual rigor and global theoretical perspectives necessary for the practice of research, and to develop critical thinking and communication skills to better understand and analyze the complex social situations of different social strata in Haiti. Our programs will provide you with the knowledge you need for a promising future.

Welcome to the School of Social Work and Criminology (SSWC) at Queensland University (UQ).
Choosing to study social work or criminology at Queensland University (UQ) Haiti means offering you an inclusive and stimulating study environment. We will help to equip you with a keen critical sense in addition to making you a competent person to act within your future sector of professional activity. You will thus be able to intervene with people and communities here and elsewhere.

School of Social Work and Criminology (SSWC)
Queensland University (UQ) School of Social Work and Criminology (SSWC)
Choosing to study social work or criminology at Queensland University (UQ) means offering you an inclusive and stimulating study environment. We will help to equip you with a keen critical sense in addition to making you a competent person to act within your future sector of professional activity. You will thus be able to intervene with people and communities here and elsewhere.

History and mission
History
Founded in September 1996, the Department of Social Work, as it was originally called, received in 2000, by decision of the High Council of the Queensland University (HCUQ), the status of a Graduate School attached to the Faculty of Social Sciences at Queensland University (UQ).
From 2017 to 2020, the School of Social Work and Criminology (ETSC) at the University of Queensland (UQ) was affiliated with the International Association of Schools of Social Work (IASSW) www.iassw-aiets.org and the International Federation of Social Workers (IFSW) www.ifsw.org via Haitian Association of Social Workers (HASW / AHATRAS). These organizations have long served as a liaison between leading schools of social work and international social workers by guaranteeing the value of degrees awarded by educational institutions that meet its accreditation standards.

The School of Social Work and Criminology (SSWC) at Queensland University (UQ) currently offers degree programs in social work, gerontology and criminology. She also participates in the teaching and direction of several other faculty and multidisciplinary programs, notably in aging studies, feminist studies, and violence studies.

As an extension of these programs, the expansion efforts of the School of Social Work and Criminology at Queensland University (UQ) are primarily focused on applied research in the areas of specialization offered in the level programs graduated. This research continues in collaboration with numerous organizations in the institutional and community social services sector, and also in partnership with other university departments and with other schools of social work in the international world.

Our school is very interested in the development of social service professionals. It contributes to this by organizing various activities: study days, conferences, courses open to independent students and courses offered as part of continuing education, specific methods of recognition of acquired knowledge by graduates in Techniques of social work.

Assignment
The School of Social Work and Criminology at the Queensland University (UQ) contributes to the training of competent and reflective professionals and researchers with keen critical and ethical senses who will become agents of change for well-being people and communities here and elsewhere. It participates in the community through knowledge mobilization activities, continuing training, and support for development and innovation with private and public, parapublic and community organizations in Haiti.

International cooperation
International relations
The School of Social Work and Criminology (SSWC) at the Queensland University (UQ) and Haitian Association of Social Workers (HASW/AHATRAS) are involved in several international and national collaborative projects, developed in close collaboration with the School of Social Work and Criminology (ETSC) from the Queensland University (UQ) affiliated to the International Association of Schools of Social Work (IASSW) www.iassw-aiets.org and the International Federation of Social Workers (IFSW) www.ifsw.org via Haitian Association of Social Workers (HASW/AHATRAS). Queensland University (UQ) attaches great importance to this dimension of exchange and openness to national and international environments in relation to the university functions of teaching, research and community services.

All cooperation activities cover three areas within the School of Social Work and Criminology at Queensland University (UQ).

The training of students of Haitian and foreign origin who come to Haiti to write research projects or their doctoral theses at Queensland University (UQ).

Carrying out research nationally and internationally
Making the expertise of faculty members from the School of Social Work and Criminology at Queensland University (UQ) available to the national and international community.

Cooperation and internships
The School of Social Work and Criminology at Queensland University (UQ) is interested in establishing cooperative links with national and international institutions wishing to cooperate with the School of Social Work and Criminology and the Faculty of Social Sciences from the Queensland University (UQ). Do not hesitate to contact us.

Contact us:
Queensland University (UQ)
Escuela de Trabajo Social y Criminología (ETSC)
Faculty of Social Sciences (FSS)
School of Social Work and Criminology (SSWC)
School of Advanced Studies in Social Sciences (SASSS) of Queensland University (UQ)
www.uqstegnetwork.org
Tel (509) 4222-5050
Email: uqsteg@gmail.com / info@uqstegnetwork.org
P.O.Box 13042 Delmas
Grand’Anse, Dame-Marie, Jeremie
Northeast, Fort-Liberte, Haiti
3 Delmas 33 rue St-Paul, Montpellier
Port-au-Prince, Haiti