A Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) is an undergraduate program that provides a comprehensive understanding of social issues and equips students with the skills to address them. The curriculum covers sociology, psychology, and social welfare, emphasizing fieldwork experience. BSW students learn intervention strategies, advocacy, and ethical practices for promoting social justice. This program prepares graduates for diverse roles in social services, child welfare, healthcare, and community organizations. With a focus on empowering individuals and communities, BSW professionals engage in counseling, case management, and policy advocacy, contributing to positive social change and the well-being of vulnerable populations.