Eligibility
Graduation in any stream with 50% in the aggregate.
Entrance Test, Group Discussion and Personal Interview.
DATA
Masters Programme in 'Child Rights and Development' aims to enhance the capacity of individuals, organizations and governments to effectively use the existing legal provisions, insights from developmental psychology and the findings of contemporary research to transform systems and create peace and dignity for children as outlined in the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Semester I
Human Rights of Children
Child Rights Legal Framework: National and International Instruments
Introduction to Counselling
Child Psychology I
Human Rights of Children - Practicum
Child Rights Legal framework: National and International Instruments - Practicum
Introduction to Counselling - Practicum
Child Psychology - Practicum
Semester II
Children in India: Realities and Issues
Child Policies, Laws and Statutory Bodies
National Framework
Child and Adolescent Counselling and Guidance
Child Psychology II
Project Writing, Reporting and Documentation
Children in India: Realities and Issues - Practicum
Child Policies, Law and Statutory bodies
National Framework - Practicum
Child and Adolescent Counselling and Guidance - practicum
Child Psychology II - Practicum
Semester III
Social Welfare Administration
Research Methodology
Project Cycle Management
Advanced Child Counselling
Child Psychology III
Research Methodology Practicum
Project Cycle Management Practicum
Advanced Child Counselling Practicum
Child Psychology III Practicum
Semester IV
Workshops
Case Studies
Research Methodology
Dissertation 