The Bachelor in Social Work (BSW) program at USTM is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of social work theories, principles, and practices. The program aims to prepare students for entry-level positions in social work and related fields, as well as for advanced studies in social work or related disciplines.

Program Objectives:
- To provide students with a solid foundation in the core areas of social work, including social welfare policy, human behavior, research methods, and social work practice.
- To develop students' skills in assessing the needs of individuals, families, and communities, and in developing and implementing intervention plans to address those needs.
- To prepare students to work effectively with diverse populations and in a variety of social work settings, including healthcare, education, child welfare, and community development.
- To instill in students a commitment to social justice, human rights, and the empowerment of individuals and communities.

Curriculum:
The BSW program curriculum includes a combination of classroom instruction, fieldwork, and practical training. Students take courses in social work practice, social welfare policy, human behavior, research methods, and field education. The program also includes courses in areas such as psychology, sociology, and counseling to provide students with a broad understanding of human behavior and social systems.

Field Education:
One of the key components of the BSW program is field education, which provides students with hands-on experience working in social work settings under the supervision of experienced social workers. Field education helps students apply the knowledge and skills they have learned in the classroom to real-world situations and prepares them for professional practice.

Career Opportunities:
Graduates of the BSW program can pursue careers in a variety of social work settings, including:
- Child welfare agencies
- Family service agencies
- Community development organizations
- Healthcare settings
- Schools and educational institutions
- Correctional facilities
- Nonprofit organizations

Graduates may also choose to pursue advanced studies in social work or related disciplines, such as a Master of Social Work (MSW) program, to further enhance their career opportunities and professional development.