
course detail
Humanities and Social Sciences
5 Graduated batch
126 hours
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
The Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) program at Samriddhi College, affiliated with Tribhuvan University, offers a comprehensive foundation in social work. Emphasizing a multidisciplinary approach, the course integrates theories from various social sciences while upholding core social work and psychology values and principles. This holistic framework ensures students receive a well-rounded education that combines rigorous academic learning with practical fieldwork to address the pressing social issues of our time, both locally and globally.At Samriddhi College, the BSW program focuses two majors: Social Work and Psychology for experiential learning through extensive fieldwork, impactful internships, and global collaborations. Students engage in workshops, mock interviews, and pre-placement sessions to develop analytical skills, professional approaches, and compassion for social work. Guided by a diverse and knowledgeable faculty, students benefit from global perspectives and top-notch instruction. The program's success is reflected in the achievements of its graduates, who secure excellent placement opportunities and make meaningful contributions to society.
BSW and Field Work
Fieldwork is an important part of the social work program. The students are expected to undergo a minimum of 12 hours per week of practical fieldwork. The students are evaluated based on their Midterm assessment, assignments, attendance, application of professional skills in the field, and reflection. Our students will also have opportunities for internships and work at many partner NGOs and INGOs. Students will have camps, guest sessions, field visits, and life skill training as per the needs of the course.


eligibility criteria
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Students seeking admission in Social Work must have secured at least a D+ in all subjects in Grade 11 and Grade 12.
Passed + 2 or Intermediate or PCL from TU or from any other institution recognized by TU with a minimum of 45% marks.
+2 or equivalent level of education from any board/ institutions/ universities recognized by TU.
Only those students who have passed the interview will be eligible for admission.
Entrance Info

course outline
Course Code | Subject | Theory | Internal Assessment | Practical | Total |
C. ENG 401 | Compulsory Reading & Writing in English | 70 | 30 | – | 100 |
PSY 421 | Introduction to Psychology | 70 | 30 | – | 100 |
PSY 422 | Social Psychology | 70 | 30 | – | 100 |
SW 421 | Introduction to Social Work | 70 | 30 | – | 100 |
SW 422 | Basic Sociology for Social Work | 70 | 30 | – | 100 |
Course Code | Subject | Theory | Internal Assessment | Practical | Total |
C. Nep 402 | Compulsory Nepali | 70 | 30 | – | 100 |
PSY 423 | Adolescence and Juvenile Delinquency | 70 | 30 | – | 100 |
SW 424 A | Social Case Work Practice | 35 | 15 |
– |
100 |
SW 424 B | Social Work Practice with Groups | 35 | 15 | ||
PSY 424 | Abnormal Psychology | 70 | 30 | – | 100 |
SW 423 | Basic Psychology for Social Work | 70 | 30 | – | 100 |
Course Code | Subject | Theory | Internal Assessment | Practical | Total |
C. ENG 403 | Reading and Writing Across the Disciplines | 70 | 30 | – | 100 |
SW 425-1 | Community Organization | 50 | – | 50 | 100 |
PSY 425 | Psycho Social Counseling | 70 | 30 | – | 100 |
BA 410 | Elective I (Development Practices ) | 70 | 30 | – | 100 |
BA 410 | Elective II (Introduction to Mass Communication ) | 50 | – | 50 | 100 |
Course Code | Subject | Theory | Internal Assessment | Practical | Total |
NPS 404 | Nepal Addhyan | 70 | 30 | – | 100 |
SW 426 | Research Methods in Social Work | 70 | – | 30 | 100 |
SW 427 | Indigenous Social Work Practice of Nepal | 50 | – | 50 | 100 |
PSY 426 | Industrial and Organizational Psychology | 70 | 30 | – | 100 |
PSY 427 | Research Methods and Academic Writing | 70 | 30 | – | 100 |
Non-Credit Course (NCC)

Microsoft Office Course

Proposal and Research Writing Training

Statistics Training

Psychosocial Counseling Training

SPSS Training

Soft Skills Development Training

Psychological First Aid Training

Psychotherapy Training

Project Management Training

Human Resource Management Training

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CAREERS AFTER BSW
Embark on a dynamic and fulfilling career with us, where innovation meets impact. Join a passionate team dedicated to shaping the future, driving excellence, and fostering personal growth in a collaborative and forward thinking environment.

Community Development Professional
As a Community Development Professional, you will empower communities by identifying challenges and creating actionable solutions. This role involves sharing resources, best practices, and local data to foster collaboration and drive sustainable progress.

Project Officers
Opportunities as a Project Officer include planning, managing, and overseeing projects to ensure timely delivery and budget compliance. You'll lead field operations, coordinate with stakeholders, and drive impactful program outcomes.

Probation Officers
A career as a Probation Officer allows you to supervise individuals on probation and support their reintegration into society. You’ll ensure compliance with court-mandated conditions while fostering rehabilitation and reducing recidivism.

Medical and Mental Health Social Workers
As a Medical and Mental Health Social Worker, you’ll improve emotional and mental well-being by providing assessments, therapy, and preventive care. This rewarding role offers opportunities to support individuals in diverse therapeutic settings.

School Social Workers
A role as a School Social Worker focuses on supporting students with academic, behavioral, and mental health challenges. You’ll collaborate with educators and families to create a nurturing and inclusive educational environment.
Advice Workers
Becoming an Advice Worker involves providing confidential guidance on complex social, legal, and professional issues. You’ll assist individuals in navigating challenging situations and finding effective solutions.
Career Advisers
As a Career Adviser, you’ll guide individuals in identifying career opportunities, education pathways, and training options. This role combines strategic planning with personalized support to help clients achieve their professional goals.
Charity Officers
Opportunities as a Charity Officer include managing projects, fundraising campaigns, and volunteer programs. You’ll contribute to the mission of charitable organizations by leading initiatives and engaging with stakeholders.
Volunteer Coordinators
As a Volunteer Coordinator, you’ll recruit, train, and place volunteers in roles that match their skills and interests. This position ensures effective volunteer engagement and strengthens organizational support.
Social Policy Analysts
A career as a Social Policy Analyst focuses on researching societal issues like poverty, unemployment, and inequality. You’ll develop data-driven solutions to influence policies and drive meaningful social change.
Counselors
As a Counselor, you’ll provide mental health support and guidance to individuals at all life stages. This role allows you to work in diverse environments, including healthcare, education, and rehabilitation settings.
Field Investigators
As a Field Investigator, you’ll collect and analyze evidence to support law enforcement or private investigations. Your work will involve conducting surveillance, interviewing witnesses, and solving complex cases.
Documentation and Communication Officers
Opportunities as a Documentation and Communication Officer include enhancing project visibility by documenting outcomes and coordinating communication efforts. You’ll play a key role in delivering effective outreach and collaboration.
Professors/Lecturers
As a Professor or Lecturer, you’ll inspire and mentor students while conducting research and developing curricula. This role combines academic leadership with the opportunity to advance knowledge in your field.
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frequently asked questions
Quick answers to questions you may have
BSW focuses solely on social work practice, while BASW includes broader liberal arts with electives in related fields.
BSW tuition ranges from NPR 2 to 6 lakhs, with scholarships available.
Social workers earn between NPR 164,200 and 462,300 annually; U.S. median salary is $58,380.
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Samriddhi College offer various scholarships to ease financial stress and attract talented students who may struggle with tuition. Students must apply with exam results, recommendation letters, transcripts, and sometimes attend interviews or provide extra materials.
Yes, the college organizes events, student clubs, and sessions with notable alumni to enhance learning and networking