Bachelor of Arts in Social Work

• The students should have completed a higher secondary level degree (+2, PCL, or any) in any of the subjects recognized by Tribhuvan University.
• Students need to appear in the entrance examination conducted by Tribhuvan University.

The general goal of bachelor-level courses is to provide students with an up-to-date understanding of the basic theories and practices of Social Work, as well as skills developed through intense fieldwork. The primary goal is to provide general skilled people resources for social work in Nepal.

Furthermore, it seeks to instill in students a sense of human rights and social justice. Thus, the ultimate goal of this level is to produce trained human resources by developing professional skills in this discipline students on par with those of other countries.

The bachelor level Social Work program seeks to develop the following skills:

• Understanding of the fundamental concepts of social work, including principles, methodology, and practice.
• Conduct research to identify the challenges that the community members experience and viable solutions to those difficulties.
• Developing the ability to identify key societal problems in the context in which they occur.
• Managing and leveraging the service system to address the issue among those affected.
• Increasing self-awareness of one’s own abilities to respond to problem situations