Syllabus of Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) | KU Affiliated

Bachelor in Social Work which is also known as Bachelor of Social Work is a 3 year annual program of Tribhuvan University. BSW was first initiated by St. Xavier’s in Nepal in academic fraternity. Social work education is a holistic approach of providing knowledge base required for practice through theoretical approach, skills development and learning through simultaneous field work. It helps to embed important ethical values through exposure, supervision and continuous self-reflection. BSW education also helps to change the individual’s personality and can be beneficial to develop positive attitude towards the work. It is mainly concerned with changing the lives of people. Social workers can be agent of change for the people who are strongly in the need of protection, care and guidance.  They can assist people in solving their day to day problem and also actively work for the rights of children, women, youth, etc. This is one of the growing fields in Nepal and anyone willing to choose careers in this field will be benefitted.

The curriculum of Social Work has been designed in such a way that the students are provided the broader area of knowledge related to human nature and society provided that courses regarding administration are not ignored. 

The curriculum of Social Work includes field work under which each and every student are sent to a particular organization working with the existing social problems of Nepal where they get an opportunity to practice Social Work in the real field.

ELIGIBILITY

Passed 10+2. (Students waiting for class XII result may also apply).

Fee Structure

Fee structure: By searching on the charge shape of various campuses in kathmandu, it is able to be envisioned that the price of the analysis BSW stage from NRs. 4 to 6 Lakhs. However, for the true expertise of expenses the aspirants are recommended to go to the legitimate internet site of the campus or go to campus itself.

BSW Syllabus | KU Affiliated

First Year Syllabus

Second Year Syllabus

Third Year Syllabus