Program Overview

Bachelor of Social Work Program

The Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in social work theory, practice, and research.

Program Requirements

• The BSW program requires students to complete a minimum number of credits in core social work courses, electives, and field education.
  • Core courses cover topics such as human behavior, social policy, and social work practice.
  • Electives allow students to specialize in areas such as child welfare, mental health, or community development.
  • Field education provides students with hands-on experience in social work settings.

Academic Audit and Degree Planning

• The BSW program includes an academic audit process to ensure students are meeting program requirements.
  • Students work with academic advisors to plan their course load and ensure they are on track to graduate.
• The program also provides resources to help students plan their degree, including course sequencing and elective options.

CGPA Information

• The BSW program has a minimum CGPA requirement for graduation.
  • Students must maintain a minimum CGPA to remain in good academic standing and to be eligible for field education and graduation.

Admissions

• Admission to the BSW program is competitive and based on a holistic review of applicants' academic records, personal statements, and references.
  • Applicants must meet the program's admission requirements, including prerequisite courses and a minimum GPA.

Tuition Fees

• Tuition fees for the BSW program are set by the university and are subject to change.
  • Students are responsible for paying tuition fees, as well as any additional fees for field education and other program expenses.

Research Areas

• The BSW program offers opportunities for students to engage in research in various areas of social work, including:
  • Child and family welfare
  • Mental health
  • Community development
  • Social policy and advocacy