Programme Overview

The Master of Social Work (MSW) programme is designed to provide students with advanced knowledge and skills in the field of social work. This prestigious programme (MSW) helps to understand the different kinds of social problems, social changes, a research-minded approach, and rural community development. The objectives of the MSW programme are centred around preparing students for professional practise, equipping them with the necessary tools to address social issues, and fostering their personal and professional growth. Here are some common objectives of a Master of Social Work programme: The MSW programme aims to deepen students' understanding of social work theory, research, and practise. It equips students with a comprehensive knowledge base in areas such as social welfare policies, human behaviour, social justice, and social work ethics.The programme promotes the development of critical thinking skills, enabling students to analyse complex social problems and evaluate interventions and policies. Students learn to apply evidence-based practises and conduct research to inform their decision-making and interventions.

  • 2 Years

    Duration of programme

  • PG

    Level of Study

Key Highlights

Advanced Knowledge and Skills
Career Advancement.
Field Experience and Networking.
Advocacy and Social Change.
Interdisciplinary Collaboration.

How will you benefit

An MSW opens up a wide range of career opportunities in various fields and settings. The versatility of the degree allows individuals to pursue careers that align with their interests and passions.
MSW programmes typically include field placements or internships, providing hands-on experience in real-world social work settings. It helps bridge the gap between academia and professional practise.
The MSW course prepares graduates to address social injustices, promote social change, and empower marginalised populations. It offers a meaningful and fulfilling career path where individuals can contribute to creating a more just and equitable society.
Graduates can engage in further education, attend conferences, participate in workshops, and pursue advanced certifications to enhance their knowledge and skills throughout their careers.

What will you study

Provides in-depth knowledge and specialised skills in social work theory, practise, research, and policy.

Expertise for addressing complex social issues.

It allows students to apply theory, develop skills, and network.

It helps bridge the gap between academia and professional practise.

  • PO1: Professional Advancement: Holding an MSW can lead to professional advancement and increased job prospects. It can qualify individuals for advanced positions, leadership roles, and supervision opportunities within social work organisations.
  • PO2: The degree also enhances credibility and opens doors to further professional development and specialisation.
  • PO3: Practical Experience: MSW programmes typically include field placements or internships, providing hands-on experience in real-world social work settings.
  • PO4: Completing an MSW degree is a foundation for a lifelong journey of learning and staying updated with current practices, research, and policy developments.
  • PO5: Graduates can engage in further education, attend conferences, participate in workshops, and pursue advanced certifications to enhance their knowledge and skills throughout their careers.

  • PSO1: Students will acquire the knowledge and skills to critically analyse research studies, understand research methodologies, and apply evidence-based practise in social work.
  • PSO2: They will also be able to conduct social work research, including needs assessments, programme evaluations, and outcome evaluations.
  • PSO3: Students will develop a commitment to social justice and human rights, recognising the importance of advocating for systemic change and challenging oppressive structures.
  • PSO4: They will understand the social, political, and economic factors that contribute to inequality and work towards promoting social justice and equity.
  • PSO5: MSW programmes typically include a field education component, where students gain practical experience in social work settings under the supervision of experienced professionals.
  • PSO6: Students will demonstrate competency in applying social work knowledge, skills, and ethics in real-world practise settings.
  • PSO7: Students will engage in ongoing self-reflection, recognising personal biases and values that may impact their practise.
  • PSO8: They will actively seek opportunities for professional growth, continuing education, and staying updated on emerging social work practises and research.

  • PEO1: Research and Evaluation: Students will acquire the knowledge and skills to critically analyse research studies, understand research methodologies, and apply evidence-based practise in social work.
  • PEO2: They will also be able to conduct social work research, including needs assessments, programme evaluations, and outcome evaluations.
  • PEO3:Social Policy Analysis: Students will develop the ability to analyse social policies and their impact on marginalised populations.
  • PEO4:They will understand how policies are developed, implemented, and evaluated, and they will be able to advocate for policy changes that promote social justice and equitable access to resources.
  • PEO5:Cultural Competence: Students will demonstrate an understanding of cultural diversity and the ability to work effectively with individuals, families, and communities from diverse backgrounds.
  • PEO6:They will be able to identify and address social disparities and discrimination based on race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, and other intersectional factors.

Curriculum

  • Social Work - an Introduction
  • Social Research
  • Indian Social Problems
  • Sociology & Social Work
  • Social Thoughts on society

  • Social Psychology
  • Communication and Social Work
  • Social Case Work and Counselling
  • Social Group Work
  • Social Welfare Administration and Legislation
  • Practice In the Field of Social Work
  • Skill Enhancement Elective Course-1

  • Social Development and Social Work
  • Community Organizations and Social Operations
  • NGO Management
  • Elective - I
  • Elective - II
  • Skill Enhancement Elective Course-II

  • Research Methodology
  • Human Resources Management & Industrial Relations
  • Elective - I

CAREERS AND EMPLOYABILITY

Counsellors
Social worker
Programme manager
Project coordinator

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

Eligibility Criteria

Graduated from any discipline.

 

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