Bachelor in Social Work (Bachelor)

Tuition fees are 14,501 USD per year.

Situated within a robust framework of provincial degree quality standards, the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) at Douglas College is engineered for individuals committed to advancing social justice and community well-being. The curriculum emphasizes a blend of theoretical grounding and hands-on professional development, ensuring that graduates are prepared to navigate the complexities of supporting diverse populations, including families, youth, and seniors.

Practical Integration and Professional Readiness

A distinctive feature of this degree is its focus on experiential learning. During the final two years, students engage in comprehensive supervised practicums, which are essential for bridging the gap between classroom theory and the realities of modern social work. The program is specifically designed to meet the growing demand in British Columbia for skilled practitioners in health, child welfare, mental health, and community advocacy. Graduates emerge not just with an academic credential, but with the necessary qualifications to pursue registration with the British Columbia College of Social Workers (BCCSW), positioning them for immediate entry into the workforce.