This program prepares students to advocate for vulnerable populations, implement social welfare programs, and drive positive social change within diverse communities.    Program highlights include:
• Understanding human behavior, social systems, and societal challenges
• Skills in case management, community assessment, and client advocacy
• Knowledge of social policies, human rights laws, and welfare frameworks
• Training in crisis response and social rehabilitation strategies    Core coursework typically features:
• Introduction to Social Work & Social Welfare Systems
• Human Behavior and the Social Environment
• Social Policy, Legislation, and Human Rights
• Case Management and Community Practice Methods    Students participate in structured field work placements within non-governmental organizations (NGOs), government social departments, and community welfare centers to gain hands-on practice.