• Books become permanent companions. Sometimes, they are born before us; they guide us during our life journey and continue for many generations.

    - APJ Abdul Kalam

  • You must learn to be still in the midst of activity and to be vibrantly alive in repose.

    - Indira Gandhi

  • Let us pick up our books and our pens, they are the most powerful weapons.

    - Malala Yousafzai

  • Failure comes only when we forget our ideals and objectives and principles.

    - Jawaharlal Nehru

BSW

With Social and psychology as complementary courses

  • Duration : THREE Years - SIX Semesters
  • Syllabus : University of Calicut
  • Eligibility :Pass in Plus Two or an Equivalent Examination.

Course Structure

Semester 1

  • Common course English 1
  • Common course English 2
  • Commom course 3: Additional Language course 1
  • core: Introduction to social work
  • Complementary course principles of sociology

Course Structure

Semester 2

  • Common course English 3
  • Common course English 4
  • Common course: Additional Language course 2
  • core: Fields of social work
  • Complementary course : Psychological Processes

Course Structure

Semester 3

  • Common course English 5
  • Common course: Additional Language course 3
  • core: Introduction to social Case Work
  • core: Introduction to Social Group Work
  • Complementary course: Life span Development and Health Psychology

Course Structure

Semester 4

  • Common course English 6
  • Common course: Additional Language course 4
  • core: Introduction to Community Organization and Social Action
  • core: Fieldwork
  • Complementary course: sociology of Indian society

Course Structure

Semester 5

  • Introduction to social work administration
  • Rural and Urban Community Development
  • Introduction to social work research and statistics
  • Gandhian philosophy and social work
  • Open course

Course Structure

Semester 6

  • Project planning and management for social work
  • Legal information for social workers
  • Community health and health care services
  • Field work
  • Elective paper : social movements and social development