Social work course is fundamentally a multidisciplinary course drawing theoretical concepts from different social sciences, keeping social work values and principles at the care. Thus, Social work education focuses on holistic and integrated method of practice rather than reductionist approach.
Social work education is an attempt towards the building up of knowledge base necessary for the practice (through necessary classes) learning and refinement of skills *through concurrent field work) and imbibing necessary ethical value base (through various exposure; supervision and constant reflection process). Therefore, social work education can play a critical role in shaping up the overall outlook of an individual; preparing the self as an agent for social change.
Field work is an essential part of social work program. Students are expected to undergo minimum of 10hrs per week practical field work. Students are evaluated on the basis of their attendance, application of professional skills in the field, and reflection. The faculty/field work supervisors, both from the institutes and agency. Besides this, this course intends to furnish the students with Report Writing, Individual Conference, Group Conference, Neighborhood Camp, Rural Camp, Urban Camp, Block Placement and so on.
Its Bachelor of Arts in Social Work.
Humanities (Arts )
Tribhuwan University (T.U.)
Yearly System. 3 years course. Soon going to be Four Years
NO. 1 ( Based on T.U. Board Results and overall Performance )
One of the largest in terms of number (Teaching/ Non teaching/ Field supervisors). Majority of our faculty members are leading other social work institutions and colleges too.
You can chose according to shift. Day shift can go for Social work with Psychology where as Morning Shift can go for Social work with Rural Development.
Theory (Th.) -60% / Practical (Pr.) – 40%
Students have to go for their field placements to various registered organizations 2 days a week.
2 days a week, Minimum 15 hours of professional field work hours and a standard report to be submitted immediately after field days. Minimum 250 Hours of Verified field hours for each year i.e. till 3 rd year. DAY SHIFT field (Monday /Tuesday) MORNING SHIFT field (Thursday/ Friday)
Mandatory as per the T.U. requirement. 3 BASW CAMPS each year.
1 st year : 3 days RESIDENTIAL ORIENTATION CAMP
2 nd year : 7 days RURAL CAMP
3 rd year : 7 days URBAN CAMP
4 Days a week. DAY SHIFT (Social work/Psychology): 11am till 4pm /Sunday, Wed., Thu. and Friday. MORNING SHIFT (Social work/ Rural Development) : 6:30am till 11 am/ Sunday to Wednesday.
Yes, to the most deserving ones based on overall performance and an authentic criteria. Final decision rests on Department/Management.
After getting the information regarding the courses and fulfilling the eligibility criteria, the student can apply by paying required registration fee for reserving the seat (which will be adjusted with their Tuition Fee).
English ( Official)/ Nepali ( Communicating ).
Students have to go through screening sessions and counseling sessions. A Student should check if S/he meets the eligibility criteria for the course S/he wishes to pursue and submit Xerox copies (photocopies) of all his/her testimonials for verification.
Admission decisions are based on students learning attitude and determination towards subject , screening tests and suitability to take up the desired course provided the candidate meets the eligibility condition as mentioned in the brochures in terms of qualifying aggregate percentage/marks/grades in 10+2 .
You will be informed immediately after a screening/counseling session followed by admission interview. Otherwise you will receive a call/sms or email from college/ BASW Department.
College remains open between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., Sunday through Friday, with the exception of major National/ Provincial holidays.
NO such provisions. BUT we can connect with senior students who are staying in hostels.
College has been sharing the knowledge to its students according to the changing demand of the world since it’s establishment.
