The B.Sc. in Social Work will prepare graduates to utilize a planned change or problem solving approach that encompasses engagement, assessment, planning, intervention, evaluation, and follow-up. It will prepare learners to work with a clientele which may consist of individuals, families, groups, organizations, or communities.
Upon completion of this program, the graduate is expected to be able to function in primary as well as secondary social work settings.

This programme will allow learners and graduates to:

1. Use technology in various activities required in the helping profession
2. Demonstrate competence in areas of counselling, interviewing, research and data collection
3. Communicate in writing and orally
4. Display interpersonal skills appropriate for working in Client Services and other Human Services agencies.
5. Comply with the laws and regulations governing Social Service and Social Service agencies
6. Experience social field work with clients, groups and communities
7. Apply ethical principles in making decisions and various situations encounter in the helping professions.
8. Understand the concepts and principles of human behavior in a social environment.
9. Respond to the client in the context of the values and ethics of the Social Work profession.
10. Apply critical thinking to inform and communicate in a helping relationship.
11. Identify the system of resources available for social service.
12. Demonstrate professional problem-solving skills in a helping relationship.
13. Respect diversity and differences in human services.