Description
B.S.W. (Honors) / (Honors with Research) — 4 Years
The B.S.W. (Bachelor of Social Work) in Honors and Honors with Research is a comprehensive undergraduate degree designed to deepen students’ understanding of social work, social issues, and community development. The 4-year program emphasizes both practical fieldwork and research, preparing students for advanced roles in social welfare and academia.
Key Features:
- Duration: 4 years
- Curriculum:
- Core courses in social work, sociology, psychology, human development, and social policy
- Specialized modules in areas like community development, mental health, gender studies, or rural development
- Significant focus on research methodology, ethics, and fieldwork
- Dissertation or research projects integrated into the final stage, especially in the “with Research” track
- Internships and community engagement to develop practical skills
Advantages:
- Strong foundation in both theoretical and applied social work
- Extensive research opportunities, including conducting thesis work or field research
- Better prepared for postgraduate studies (e.g., MSW, Ph.D.) or leadership roles in social services
- Enhanced skills in data collection, analysis, and policy formulation
Career Opportunities:
- Social worker or community service manager
- Policy analyst or program evaluator
- NGO director or project manager
- Academic researcher or lecturer
- Further studies in social sciences or social work
