Courses Offered

BSW Bachelor of Social Work

• It’s a three year Course.
• Those who have successfully completed the 12th Pass or Equivalent may apply for the first year.
• At the end of First & Second semester, examinations are conducted by the College BSW Second & Third Year Exam Will be taken by SGBAU Amravati University.
• Medium of Examination is Marathi & English.
• Each student is placed under a supervisor for Field Work & Research project.
• Students have to attend the 10 days Rural Placement compulsory and Study Tour as per syllabus.
• It is essential that candidates seeking admission must have a fairly good knowledge of Marathi or English language with an ability to read, write and speak these languages fluently.

BSW is a unique Course for standard 12th pass out students. The BSW is a three year Degree course. This course is entirely oriented toward working with people. It is helping professions of preventation, interventions and rehabilitation which solves social problems and enable people to realize their full potentials. The BSW course basics are social sciences, social problems, history and philosophy of social work, methods of social work.

Field work which is an integral part of the BSW course. Eight hours of field work during a week is compulsory, observation visits of agencies, village camp, seminars, group discussion sessions, study tour individual presentations, viva-voce, record keeping are the parts of field work. This course lays a strong foundation for post-graduate education in social work and other PG courses.

The institute reserves the right to ask a student to leave the course if he/she is found unsuitable for undergoing training in social work at any time during the period of training.

Fee for BSW

The student Has to pay the total amount of fee at the time of admission for BSW – I, II, & III year Except Reserve Category Students as per University rules.

BSW-Bachelor in Social Work - Syllabus

BSW I & II Semester - Download Syllabus

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BSW V & VI Semester - Download Syllabus