Bosco Institute is a Don Bosco Institution, following the educational philosophy and approach of Don Bosco, renowned educator of youth. Established in 2008, the first offering from Bosco Institute is the post graduate course in Social Work. The Institute is the first to offer Master of Social Work (MSW) degree under Dibrugarh University.

BI, a Youth Space! – where young people are able to explore themselves and the world they live in and find the connection. In keeping with the Don Bosco tradition we create an environment that is welcoming, growth stimulating and home-like for young people. We create the space and the opportunity for them to build on their strengths, deal with their fears, help heal the emotional and psychological wounds that could be stifling some of them, discover their passion, build their dreams, articulate their aspirations and support in their exploratory ventures.

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GET TRAINED BY EXCELLENT PROFESSORS

Fr. Jerry Thomas

Director, Bosco Institute

Joseph Kawa

Head of Dept., Social Work

Dr. Probin Topno

Asst. Professor, Bosco Institute

Dr. Pushparani Maibam

Asst. Professor, Bosco Institute

Francis Suting

Asst Professor, Bosco Institute

IMPACT AND OUTREACH

MSW Graduates Leading Social Change

Social Enterprises Incubated Through Youth Involve

Entrepreneurs & Startups Supported at The Hub Jorhat

KEY PROGRAM & OFFERINGS

Master of Social Work (MSW)

Bosco Institute’s 2-year Master of Social Work (MSW) program, affiliated with Dibrugarh University, blends theoretical learning with hands-on fieldwork. Students engage with NGOs, rural communities, and social enterprises, gaining practical experience in community development, social justice, and leadership. With a focus on research, advocacy, and social change, the program prepares graduates to become compassionate professionals driving meaningful impact in diverse social sectors.

Youth Involve – Social Entrepreneurship Support

Youth Involve is a 2-year incubation program supporting young changemakers in Northeast India. Offering financial aid, mentorship, and skill-building, it helps aspiring entrepreneurs launch and scale social enterprises. Open to all youth, the program fosters innovation and sustainable impact, turning ideas into action through hands-on training and expert guidance.

The Hub Jorhat – Entrepreneurial Ecosystem

The Hub Jorhat provides co-working spaces, business incubation, makerspace, office rentals, and training facilities for entrepreneurs and startups. By offering mentorship, networking, and resources, it creates a thriving innovation ecosystem in Northeast India, supporting individuals in transforming ideas into sustainable businesses while fostering collaboration and economic growth.

STORIES AND EVENTS

11 Jun 2023

Empowering Change: The Transformative Journey of my social work education

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I want to take a moment to share some highlights and special features of my Alma Mater – The Bosco Institute, Jorhat. As a student here, I have experienced first hand the incredible opportunities and supportive community that make our institute truly exceptional. First and foremost, my institute prides itself on its diverse and inclusive environment. The student body represents a wide range of backgrounds, cultures, and perspectives, creating... Read More

7 Jun 2023

From Freshman Fears to Confident Growth

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This blog narrates my personal journey from freshman year to the present, highlighting how I transformed from feeling overwhelmed by the future to becoming self-assured. Through this blog, my aim is to showcase the most memorable aspects of my college life and how I stepped out of my comfort zone. Initially, I found myself in a haze as I struggled with my laziness and tendency to lose interest quickly... Read More

3 Jun 2023

Perseverance: The Pathway to Success Amidst Failure

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I am Ankurita Mahanta, and I obtained my master’s degree in social work from Bosco Institute in Jorhat. Today, I want to share my story in English. I completed my bachelor’s degree in Assamese literature and attended Assamese-medium schools, which made me weak in English. This is a common challenge for students from an Assamese background. When I arrived at Bosco Institute, I found myself surrounded by English-speaking people... Read More