The Bachelor in Social Work (BSW) is a professional undergraduate degree designed to train students for careers in social service, community development, and welfare. The curriculum integrates theory and practice, covering areas such as social work methods, human behavior, social policy, community organization, and fieldwork. Students learn to address social issues, advocate for vulnerable populations, and implement development programs. Graduates are qualified to work as social workers, community developers, program coordinators, and counselors in NGOs, government agencies, healthcare settings, and international organizations.
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