About B.A. (Honours) Social Work
A B.A. (Honours) in Social Work (BSW) is a 3- to 4-year undergraduate degree (depending on the university and NEP structure) that focuses on improving the well-being of individuals, families, and communities. The course equips students with knowledge and practical skills to address social issues such as poverty, child welfare, women's empowerment, healthcare, mental health, education, disability, and community development. The program combines classroom learning with fieldwork, allowing students to gain hands-on experience in working with NGOs, hospitals, schools, rehabilitation centers, and government organizations. It is an ideal choice for students who are passionate about helping people and creating a positive impact on society.
Eligibility Criteria
10+2 in any stream
CUET UG score for central universities
Merit-based admission in some colleges
Minimum 50% in 12th
Syllabus Overview
Sociology for Social Work
Psychology
Human Growth and Development
Social Work Methods
Community Organization
Social Case Work
Social Group Work
Medical and Psychiatric Social Work
Family and Child Welfare
Women and Gender Studies
Human Rights and Social Justice