Social Work studies the relationship between human development and behaviour and the social, economic and cultural structures that impact the relationship. It recognizes the importance of society and focuses on the numerous legal, social, and economic impacts on the well-being of individuals, households, organisations and communities.

Social work is a field of study based on a variety of scientific theories and concepts adopted from other human sciences such as community development, social education, management, anthropology, ecology, economy. It seeks to enhance the community's overall health and wellbeing with particular emphasis on those who are vulnerable, marginalised or poverty-stricken.

A Social Work Degree offers a comprehensive understanding of work on humanity and social welfare advancement while equipping learners with excellent interpersonal skills, empathy, constructive communication, and critical thinking. Social Workers play an important role in society by helping people or communities suffering from poverty, abuse, social injustice and a violation of human rights.