Bachelor of Arts in Social Work (BASW)
The Bachelor of Arts in Social Work (BASW) at Butwal Kalika Campus is a four-year professional program affiliated with Tribhuvan University. It is designed to prepare students for careers in social services, community development, and human rights advocacy. The program integrates theory with fieldwork, enabling students to address social issues with practical solutions.
Course Highlights
- Introduction to Social Work and Sociology
- Human Behavior and Psychology
- Social Policy and Development Studies
- Gender and Human Rights
- Research Methods in Social Work
- Field Work and Project-Based Learning
Key Areas of Study
- Community Organization and Development
- Social Welfare Administration
- Counseling and Casework
- Social Justice and Advocacy
- Disaster Management and Social Change
- Research and Field Internship
Program Duration
The BASW is a four-year program (yearly-based under TU structure).
Objectives of the Program
- Train professionals for social service and development sectors
- Enhance critical thinking and problem-solving in social contexts
- Provide practical exposure through fieldwork and internships
- Foster leadership in community development and social justice
Eligibility Criteria
- Candidates must have completed +2 or equivalent from a recognized board.
Learning Outcomes
Graduates will:
- Apply social work principles and ethics in practice
- Conduct community-based research and interventions
- Engage in advocacy for social justice and human rights
- Work effectively with diverse communities and organizations
Scope of the Program
- NGOs/INGOs and Development Agencies
- Community-Based Organizations (CBOs)
- Government Social Service Departments
- International Humanitarian Organizations
Career Prospects
- Social Worker / Case Worker
- NGO/INGO Project Officer
- Community Development Officer
- Policy Advocate / Human Rights Activist
- Counselor in Schools or Organizations
Why Choose BASW at BKC?
- Strong combination of theory and field practice
- High demand in NGOs, INGOs, and social development sectors
- Opportunities for international exposure in development work
- Focus on community empowerment and advocacy
