Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) at Dibyabhumi Multiple College (DMC) is a four-year, yearly undergraduate program affiliated with Tribhuvan University (TU). DMC presents BSW as a multidisciplinary area of study that draws ideas from social sciences and links classroom learning with practical work in communities and institutions.
If you are a student who wants an academic path connected to people, communities, and public problems, BSW gives you structured exposure to social work practice and the discipline’s values, ethics, and methods through TU’s academic framework and DMC’s learning activities.
Program length: 4 years, yearly system
Seats: 48 per academic session
Student–teacher ratio stated by the college: 24:1
Eligibility stated by the college: +2 / PCL / A-Level (any stream) with minimum 2.0 CGPA and not less than D+ in any single subject
Teaching set-up mentioned by the college: projector-supported classes and access to audio/video lecture materials
TU’s “Bachelor of Arts in Social Work (BASW)” course of study (2019) describes a four-year annual structure with core social work and related social science courses, plus practical courses and fieldwork components. TU’s document also notes the evaluation pattern as 30% internal and 70% external (Dean’s Office/Controller of Examinations), and it describes how practical courses are assessed through departmental coordination.
TU’s curriculum outline includes subjects such as:
Introduction to Social Work, Basic Sociology for Social Work, Basic Psychology for Social Work
Social casework and group work practice components
Community organization and development/social work practical components
Research method and academic writing, plus practical work related to indigenous social work practice in Nepal
DMC’s internal profile also frames BSW learning around practical activities, field exposure, and applying classroom learning in real fieldwork.
BSW at TU aims to build knowledge of social work theories and methods alongside skills built through intensive fieldwork, with a focus on human rights and social justice in the Nepali context. In DMC’s stated approach, students gain learning opportunities through guest sessions, seminars, workshops, and internship exposure connected to social and corporate sectors.
BSW prepares students for entry-level roles where social work knowledge meets real institutional work. TU’s course structure highlights method-based practice learning (micro/mezzo/macro levels), ethics, and service delivery systems as part of foundational preparation.
By the time you complete the program, you should be able to:
Identify social problems in context and map practical responses through social work methods
Write field notes, reports, and academic assignments using standard research and writing practices
Work with individuals, groups, and communities through guided practice placements (as required in practical papers)
DMC states that it also runs additional learning inputs such as leadership skills, social entrepreneurship, global citizenship, critical thinking, proposal writing, foreign language classes, and selected online courses as part of its broader learning activities. DMC also lists “foundation skills, social entrepreneurship, and digital citizenship” as part of its “hidden curriculum” approach.
A practical student example can clarify the value. You may be assigned to observe a community issue such as school dropout, migration-related family separation, or local support gaps for older adults. Your class learning then helps you document the case, speak with stakeholders, and write a short report with feasible steps for referral or community coordination, under supervision during practice components.
DMC’s profile describes learning through guest lectures, expert interactions, seminars, workshops, and internship exposure. The college also mentions projector-based teaching and access to audio/video recordings of lectures.
DMC also describes on-the-job training (OJT) placements in organizations across different sectors as a way for students to gain hands-on work exposure and workplace readiness.
DMC states that applicants for BSW should have completed Intermediate/PCL/A-Level/+2 or equivalent in any faculty from boards/universities recognized by TU, and it also lists a minimum academic threshold (2.0 CGPA with not less than D+ in any single subject). TU’s course document also notes that an entrance examination may be used “if provisioned” through the Dean’s Office/Department of Social Work.
DMC’s profile lists a wide employment space for BSW graduates across government bodies, NGOs/INGOs, corporate houses, embassies, and UN agencies. Your outcomes still depend on your fieldwork quality, writing skills, and your ability to work with people ethically and consistently. TU’s course focus on practice methods, ethics, and research supports those requirements.
DMC states scholarships for merit, students from low-income backgrounds, national sports persons/media personalities/actors, and learners from marginalized or disadvantaged groups and remote areas, including martyr families. DMC also states that it seeks support for financially needy students through sponsors and possible bank loan facilitation, and it mentions support related to student research work.
TU’s course document states that the program runs for four academic years with a final examination at the end of each year, and it describes internal assessment requirements tied to regularity and practical work. DMC’s BSW is stated as “Yearly” under a four-year structure, which matches the annual exam approach described in TU’s course of study.
BSW is a good fit if you want a structured academic route that involves field practice, report writing, and direct work with people and community systems. TU’s course of study places practice methods, ethics, research writing, and practical papers at the core of the degree. DMC’s stated learning environment adds guest sessions, seminars, internships, and OJT exposure that can help you connect theory with workplace settings while you study.
BSW at Dibyabhumi Multiple College is presented as a TU-affiliated four-year annual program that combines classroom learning with practice work, guided field exposure, and institutional learning activities such as seminars, internships, and OJT. TU’s course of study outlines the academic structure, assessment system, and core content areas that shape what you study and how you are evaluated.
DMC states BSW runs for 4 years and follows a yearly academic system.
DMC states +2/PCL/A-Level (any stream) with minimum 2.0 CGPA and not less than D+ in any single subject.
TU’s course of study includes practical courses and field practice components as part of the BASW structure. DMC also describes BSW learning as connected to practical activities and field exposure.
TU’s annual structure states final exams at the end of each year, with evaluation split between internal and external assessment.
DMC lists scholarship categories (merit, low-income, marginalized groups, and others) and also describes financial aid support measures.
