The Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) is designed to prepare students for professional careers in social services, community development, and welfare organizations. The program emphasizes practical skills, social awareness, and ethical practice to equip graduates for real-world challenges in social work

Assessments include case studies, fieldwork, research projects, and practical assignments that develop problem-solving, leadership, and community engagement skills. Continuous feedback ensures mastery of professional competencies in social work.

• General Education Courses – 30 Credits
  Build foundational skills in communication, psychology, sociology, ethics, and humanities.

• Core Social Work Courses – 60 Credits
  Develop knowledge and skills in areas such as:

  • Introduction to Social Work

  • Human Behavior & Social Environment

  • Social Policy & Welfare

  • Community Practice & Development

  • Counseling Techniques

  • Ethics & Professional Practice

• Specialization/Concentration Courses – 60 Credits
  Tailor your degree with focused coursework in areas like:

  • Child & Family Welfare

  • Mental Health & Counseling

  • Community Development & Advocacy

  • Social Research & Policy Analysis

  • Nonprofit Management & Leadership

• Elective Courses – 30 Credits
  Choose electives to expand knowledge in related fields such as psychology, public health, or education, enhancing career flexibility.

• Capstone Project / Fieldwork – 30 Credits
  Complete a culminating fieldwork or research project, applying learned skills to real-world social work challenges, demonstrating professional competence and ethical practice.

Students can focus on areas such as community development, mental health, child welfare, or policy advocacy, gaining skills aligned with career aspirations.

Graduates will be prepared for careers in social services, NGOs, government agencies, counseling, community development, and policy analysis. The program emphasizes practical skills, ethical practice, and leadership in the social work sector.

• Academic Qualification: Recognized high school diploma or equivalent.

• Work Experience: Relevant volunteer or community service experience is advantageous but not mandatory.

• English Proficiency: Non-native speakers may need to submit IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent scores.

• Supporting Documents: Completed application form, academic transcripts, CV/resume, and any additional documents requested by admissions.

• Western Global University is the sole awarding institution for all its programmes.

• Degrees are nationally recognized and internationally accredited, ensuring credibility and global acceptance.

• Graduates receive qualifications that reflect academic excellence and industry-relevant competencies.