Jeewandarshan Multiple Campus (JEMS) in Panchkhal Municipality-4, Samajkalyan Chowk, Kavre, Bagmati Province, Nepal offers the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) under the affiliation of Tribhuvan University (TU). The campus uses English and Nepali as the medium of study and supports students through facilities such as a library, computer lab, multimedia, counseling, and other learning resources.
The BSW is a TU program under the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. It is presented as a four-year program and also as a four-year, eight-semester academic program intended to equip graduates with the knowledge and skills used by social work practitioners and researchers.
College: Jeewandarshan Multiple Campus (JEMS), Kavre
Location: Panchkhal Municipality-4, Samajkalyan Chowk, Kavre, Bagmati Province, Nepal
Affiliation: Tribhuvan University (TU)
Course: Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Faculty (TU): Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
Duration: Four years; also presented as an eight-semester program
Medium: English and Nepali
Campus academic approach: Regular classes with field visits and academic events (seminars, conferences, symposiums)
Facilities: Library, sports, computer lab, multimedia, journal, counseling, classrooms, conference hall, ECA
The BSW program under TU’s Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences is designed around social work knowledge and practice. It emphasizes learning of basic theories and methods of social work and develops skills through intensive fieldwork, along with research-related work and academic/report writing across different years of study.
The course objectives include building understanding of social work principles, methods, and practices; developing the ability to carry out research related to community needs and problem-solving; and strengthening learners’ capacity to identify social problems and respond through service systems and professional self-awareness.
The BSW is presented as a four-year program and also as a four-year, eight-semester academic program under TU’s Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.
Eligibility: Minimum D+ grade in each subject of Grade 11 and Grade 12 with CGPA 2.0 or more, or a minimum score of second division marks in 10+2, PCL, or equivalent in any discipline (as described for both student groups referenced by year).
Admission eligibility is also described as holding a higher secondary level qualification (+2, PCL, or equivalent) in any subject recognized by Tribhuvan University.
The program includes compulsory fieldwork and major research and writing components as part of graduation-related academic requirements described for the course.
Assessment is described with a split of 70% theoretical (written exam) and 30% practical (internal evaluation) for each subject. English and Nepali mediums can be used while appearing for the TU Board Examination.
At Jeewandarshan Multiple Campus, the medium of study is English and Nepali. The campus lists facilities and student-support resources including a library, sports, computer lab, multimedia, journal, counseling, classrooms, conference hall, and ECA.
The campus also mentions scholarships and financial aid support for meritorious students, Dalit, Janajati, and students from financially weaker sections.
Admissions, course curriculum, annual exams, and results at the campus follow TU rules, guidelines, and the TU annual calendar.
College: Jeewandarshan Multiple Campus
Phone: +977-11-498345, +977-9851181205, +977-9851186710, +977-9841605810
Location: Panchkhal Municipality-4, Samajkalyan Chowk, Kavre, Bagmati Province, Nepal
The BSW is presented as a four-year program and also as a four-year, eight-semester academic program under TU’s Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.
Jeewandarshan Multiple Campus is affiliated with Tribhuvan University (TU), and it offers BSW under that affiliation.
Eligibility is described as minimum D+ grade in each subject of Grade 11 and Grade 12 with CGPA 2.0 or more, or second division marks in 10+2, PCL, or equivalent in any discipline. Admission eligibility is also described as holding a higher secondary level qualification recognized by TU.
The program emphasizes social work theories and methods, intensive fieldwork, and course components that include research work and academic/report writing across different years.
Each subject is described with 70% theoretical (written exam) and 30% practical (internal evaluation).
The medium of study at the campus is English and Nepali.
