Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)

Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) at Janjyoti Multiple Campus

The Bachelor of Social Work at Janjyoti Multiple Campus is a four-year undergraduate program affiliated with Tribhuvan University. It operates under the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences and follows the annual examination system.

The course combines social work theory with fieldwork, research, academic writing, report preparation, casework, and group-work practice. Its academic focus includes understanding social problems, working with individuals and communities, and developing structured responses to social needs. Janjyoti Multiple Campus is located in Bhimdattnagar-18, Bhansi, Mahendranagar, Kanchanpur, Sudurpashchim Province.

Course overview

Course focus

The BSW program prepares students to study social-work principles, methods, practices, and community issues. It combines classroom learning with practical activities designed to help students understand how social concerns affect individuals, groups, and communities.

The course places particular attention on:

• Social-work concepts and principles

• Sociology and psychology for social work

• Casework with individuals

• Social work with groups

• Community problems and possible responses

• Human rights and social justice

• Field-based learning

• Research and academic writing

• Report preparation

• Professional self-awareness

Students are expected to complete research activities, academic and report writing, and compulsory fieldwork during the degree.

Curriculum areas

The social-work major contains eight papers distributed across the four-year program. The confirmed core subjects and learning components include:

Compulsory academic components also include Nepali, English, Nepal Studies, and academic writing. Optional subjects form part of the later years of study.

Eligibility

Applicants must have completed higher-secondary education, including Ten Plus Two, PCL, or an equivalent qualification in any discipline recognized by Tribhuvan University.

The stated academic requirements are:

• A minimum D+ grade in every subject of Grades 11 and 12 with a CGPA of 2.0 or above; or

• A minimum second-division result in Ten Plus Two, PCL, or an equivalent qualification

The program accepts applicants from different academic streams when the completed qualification meets the applicable Tribhuvan University conditions.

Assessment system

Each subject is evaluated through written examination and internal or practical assessment.

Students may use either English or Nepali when appearing in the Tribhuvan University board examination. Practical activities may include fieldwork, academic writing, research tasks, reports, and other course-related assignments.

Fieldwork and community-based learning

Fieldwork is a compulsory part of the BSW program. It allows students to connect social-work concepts with the situations faced by individuals, groups, and communities.

Field-based study may involve:

• Identifying community concerns

• Understanding the social setting of a problem

• Collecting and organising relevant information

• Applying casework and group-work approaches

• Preparing field reports

• Examining possible social interventions

• Reflecting on professional roles and responsibilities

Janjyoti Multiple Campus connects the program with community-based practical learning and provides career counselling and guidance for BSW students.

Skills students may develop

Through classroom study, fieldwork, research, and written assignments, students may develop skills in:

• Social problem identification

• Individual and group-work practice

• Community interaction

• Field observation

• Research and information collection

• Academic and report writing

• Communication and presentation

• Social analysis

• Advocacy and mediation

• Professional self-reflection

The development of these abilities depends on participation in field activities, consistent academic work, and the student’s engagement with practical assignments.

Learning facilities and student support

BSW students study in an academic environment that includes:

• Community-based practical learning

• Career counselling and guidance

• Multimedia-supported classrooms

• Technology-supported teaching

• Library resources

• Computer and internet facilities

• Spacious classrooms

• Scholarship provisions for deserving and economically disadvantaged students

These facilities support classroom instruction, reading, presentations, research activities, report preparation, and practical learning.

Career pathways

Graduates may consider work in organisations and sectors connected with social development, community services, research, education, and communication.

Possible areas include:

• Non-governmental organisations

• International non-governmental organisations

• Academic institutions

• Research organisations

• Community-based organisations

• Media organisations

• Advocacy-related work

• Social research

• Group and community support activities

Career outcomes depend on practical experience, academic performance, communication ability, further training, location, organisational requirements, and available positions.

Further study

BSW graduates may continue to the Master of Social Work. Their undergraduate background in social-work theory, fieldwork, research, casework, group work, academic writing, and report preparation provides a foundation for postgraduate study in social work.

Who may consider BSW?

The program may suit students who:

• Are interested in society, communities, and social issues

• Prefer a course containing field-based learning

• Are comfortable working with individuals and groups

• Want to study social-work methods and community problems

• Are prepared to complete research and report-writing assignments

• Have an interest in advocacy, social development, or research

• Plan to continue into postgraduate social-work study

Students should consider their interest in community engagement, writing, research, field activities, and working with people before selecting the course.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the full form of BSW?

BSW stands for Bachelor of Social Work.

How long is BSW at Janjyoti Multiple Campus?

The program takes four years and follows the annual examination system.

Which university is the program affiliated with?

BSW at Janjyoti Multiple Campus is affiliated with Tribhuvan University and operates under the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.

Who can apply for BSW?

Students who have completed Ten Plus Two, PCL, or an equivalent qualification in any discipline recognized by Tribhuvan University may apply when they meet the stated grade or division requirement.

Is fieldwork compulsory?

Yes. Compulsory fieldwork is included alongside social-work theory, research, academic writing, and report preparation.

How are BSW students assessed?

Each subject carries 70% theoretical written examination and 30% practical or internal evaluation.

Can students write the university examination in Nepali?

Students may use either Nepali or English in the Tribhuvan University board examination.

What are the main BSW subjects?

Core areas include Introduction to Social Work, Basic Sociology for Social Work, Basic Psychology for Social Work, Social Case Work Practice, and Social Work Practice with Groups.

What can students study after completing BSW?

Graduates may continue to the Master of Social Work.

Contact details

Campus: Janjyoti Multiple Campus

Address: Bhimdattnagar-18, Bhansi, Mahendranagar, Kanchanpur, Nepal

Phone: 099-418131

Additional Contact Numbers: +977-99-418131, +977-9858775085, +977-9858775096, +977-9858775083

Email: info@janjyoticampus.edu.np

Website: www.janjyoticampus.edu.np