BA Social Work is an undergraduate course designed to develop competent, ethical, and community-oriented professionals who can support individuals and groups facing social, economic, and psychological challenges. The curriculum typically covers social work foundations, human growth and behaviour, Indian society, social problems, research methods, social policy and welfare administration, and key practice areas such as health, mental health, child and family welfare, disability, gender, and livelihoods. A major component of the programme is supervised fieldwork, where students engage with communities and organisations to apply methods like case work, group work, and community organisation. Graduates are equipped to work in NGOs, government and development programmes, hospitals and rehabilitation centres, schools, and corporate CSR teams. The course also provides a pathway to higher studies such as MSW/MA Social Work, public policy, rural development, counselling, and related disciplines, enhancing long-term growth in social and development sectors.