Course Highlights:

An exciting and new undergraduate course targeted at individuals who want to pursue socially responsive and responsible directions in social work practice.

Focusing on high student satisfaction rate and learning outcomes, reflected by developing the experiential and critical thinking competence in students that enables them translating exciting ideas into culturally engaged actions.

Graduates either take the challenge of becoming socially responsible professionals, or proactively engage in the expanding field of social work entrepreneurial careers.

Face-to-face teaching in a conveniently located College, or, equivalent hours of teaching in an online or blended mode.

Taught and supported by highly knowledgeable, experienced and culturally competent teachers and support staff.

Includes 1000 hours of field education and a Capstone Units where students can get world experience.

The BSW course will require the completion of the 23 Core Units, plus 3 Elective Units (out of 6 electives offered) and 2 Field Education components (compulsory). Each Unit is worth 6 credit points, while each Field Education is worth 18 credit points, each divided into A and B. The course requires students to complete 192 credit points.