• You must be enrolled in an accredited social work degree program
• You’re eligible to apply for & receive an NSCSW student bursary (note: the bursary program is ending in Fall 2026)
• You can help shape social work in our province by participating in non-regulatory committees, working groups, and task forces
• You’ll receive discounted rates to attend College conferences and educational events
• You can receive the College’s bi-weekly newsletter, professional magazine (Connection), surveys and questionnaires
• You’ll receive the Canadian Association of Social Workers Journal
• You can vote at Council meetings, Annual General Meetings, or at special meetings called by the College’s President

Please note: Student members are not registered to practice social work under the Social Workers Act or to use protected titles such as “social worker.” Your membership is also based on approval by the Executive Director/Registrar. Student members are not eligible for election to the College’s Council of the College. You also agree to adhere to the College’s Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice.