Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
The Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) prepares students to serve individuals, families, and communities through professional social services. The curriculum includes community development, counseling, social welfare, human rights, and fieldwork training, enabling graduates to work effectively with NGOs, healthcare organizations, schools, and government agencies.
Training
Academic & Field Work Exposure
Duration
3 Years
Eligibility
10+2 (Any Stream)
Medium
English / Hindi
About Course
BSW graduates work with NGOs, government welfare programs, and community organizations to support vulnerable populations and drive social change. The course builds skills in counseling, community organization, and social welfare program management.
Bachelor of Social Work Program
Session: 2025 - 2026
Course Structure
The curriculum combines social work theory and human behavior studies with hands-on fieldwork placements in community and welfare organizations.
- Duration: 3 Years
- Eligibility: 10+2 (Any Stream)
- Training: Academic & Field Work Exposure
- Career Scope: NGOs, Government Welfare Programs & Community Organizations
Core Learning Areas
Social Work Principles
Foundational theories and values of professional social work.
Human Behavior & Society
Understanding individual and group behavior within society.
Community Organization
Methods for mobilizing and organizing communities for change.
Social Welfare Administration
Basics of managing welfare programs and services.
Supervised Fieldwork
Practical fieldwork placements in community settings.