COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) is an undergraduate degree offered through the National Catholic School of Social Service, designed to prepare students for professional practice in the field of social work. This program provides students with the essential knowledge, practical skills, and ethical foundation needed for generalist social work practice. It equips students to work effectively with individuals, families, and communities while addressing a wide range of social issues. In addition to preparing students for immediate entry into the workforce, the degree also serves as a strong foundation for those who wish to pursue graduate-level education in social work or take on leadership roles in social welfare and community development.The curriculum typically requires the completion of 120 credit hours for graduation, including a combination of core courses, major-specific subjects, and fieldwork experiences. These components are designed to build competencies in areas such as social policy, human behavior, intervention strategies, and community engagement. Some programs may require additional credits depending on specific academic or practical training requirements. Overall, the BSW program ensures that graduates are well-prepared to contribute meaningfully to society by promoting social justice, enhancing well-being, and supporting vulnerable populations through professional and compassionate service.