The Bachelor of Arts in Social Work (BASW) (also written as “Bachelors of Arts in Social Work”) at Millennium Model College (MMC), Bharatpur-10, Chitwan is a Tribhuvan University (TU) affiliated bachelor program offered in the morning shift.
The program follows a four-year structure with year-wise subjects that include compulsory language courses, RD/English components as titled in the curriculum, Social Work (SW) papers from SW-I to SW-VII, and two electives in the third year.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Program | Bachelor of Arts in Social Work (BASW) |
| College | Millennium Model College (MMC) |
| Location | Bharatpur-10, Chitwan, Nepal (Balmandir/Balamandir Road) |
| Affiliation | Tribhuvan University (TU) |
| Shift | Morning |
| Duration | 4 years |
| Eligibility | PCL / HSEB / NEB (or equivalent) recognized by TU; 50% aggregate or CGPA/GPA 1.6 with at least D/D in all subjects* |
| Campus supports | Library, computer lab, counseling, transportation, sports and co-curricular activities |
BASW is designed for students who want academic preparation in social work alongside communication and related discipline components embedded across the four years. At MMC, the learning environment is supported by campus facilities such as a library and computer lab, and the college also lists counseling and co-curricular activities that can complement student development.
First Year
C. English
RD - I / English - I
R - II / English - II
SW - I
SW - II
Second Year
C. Nepali
RD - III / English - III
RD - IV / English - IV
SW - III
SW - IV
Third Year
C. English
RD - V / English - V
SW - V
Elective I
Elective II
Fourth Year
C. Nepali Studies
RD - VI / English - VI
RD - VII / English - VII
SW - VI
SW - VII
Language foundation continues across years through compulsory English and Nepali studies.
Social Work progression runs from SW-I through SW-VII across the program.
Choice-based learning appears in the third year through Elective I and Elective II.
RD / English components are presented exactly as titled in the curriculum; the full forms and course scope should be confirmed with the college.
MMC lists campus features that can support BASW students, including:
A library with books and reading resources
A computer lab supervised by instructors
Counseling as part of student support
Transportation facility (college-run bus service listed)
Sports and co-curricular activities (indoor/outdoor games and ECA)
The college also highlights regular class routines and assessments as part of its academic culture.
Applicants who have completed PCL / HSEB / NEB (or an equivalent qualification) recognized by TU can apply with:
Minimum 50% aggregate, or
CGPA/GPA 1.6, with at least D/D in all subjects*
For a smooth application process, confirm the current:
Admission timeline and intake dates
Required documents and submission process
Entrance / interview requirements (if any)
Program fees, payment schedule, and any additional charges
BASW can be a good fit if you:
Want to work in community-focused or social service settings
Prefer a program that builds communication skills alongside social work papers
Are interested in learning through academic study plus co-curricular exposure offered by the college
Career direction depends on your interests, skills, and opportunities available at the time you graduate. BASW graduates often explore roles in areas such as:
Community development support
Program or field support roles in social organizations
NGO/INGO support functions (program assistance, documentation, community outreach)
Child, youth, and family support settings
Social service and advocacy-related work
Further study pathways aligned with social sciences and development fields
Yes. MMC lists BASW under the Tribhuvan University (TU) affiliation.
The curriculum is listed from First Year to Fourth Year, indicating a four-year structure.
MMC lists BASW in the morning shift.
MMC states that applicants with PCL/HSEB/NEB (or equivalent) recognized by TU can apply with 50% aggregate or CGPA/GPA 1.6, with at least D/D in all subjects*.
The program list includes C. English, C. Nepali, C. Nepali Studies, RD/English papers (as titled), SW-I to SW-VII, and two electives in the third year.
The elective titles are not listed in the available BASW subject structure. Confirm the elective options available for your intake.
The curriculum uses abbreviations (e.g., RD, SW, R-II). Confirm the full forms and course descriptions with MMC during admission counseling.