Bachelor of Social Work (Honours)

The BSW (Honours) is a dynamic four-year undergraduate programme structured across eight semesters under the Four-Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUGP) framework. Launched in 2024, it is designed to cultivate competent, ethical, and socially committed professionals who are ready to create meaningful change in society. The curriculum provides a strong foundation in computer applications while integrating advanced and industry-relevant topics through insights from social sciences, psychology, and policy studies.

The curriculum includes core courses, electives, practical sessions, and research-oriented learning, ensuring both theoretical and practical expertise. Graduates are well-prepared for careers in community development, policy advocacy, social entrepreneurship, and civil society organizations, as well as for higher studies and research in allied disciplines.

Specialization

• Medical & Psychiatry
• Community Development

Key Features

• Well-Rounded Curriculum: Students study a wide spectrum of subjects including social work theory, human development, welfare policy, research methods, mental health, advocacy, and technology in social work.
• Practice-Based Learning: Emphasis is placed on experiential learning through fieldwork practicum, internships, and community-based projects in collaboration with NGOs and health centres.
• Research Orientation: Includes structured training in research methodologies, enabling students to conduct independent research and contribute to evidence-based social work practice.

Eligibility

Candidates must have successfully completed their Plus Two level education or equivalent from a recognized board to be eligible for admission to the BSW (Honours) programme.