Eligibility
A candidate who has passed any degree examination from a recognized university with a minimum of 50% marks shall be eligible for admission to the programme (45% in case of SC/ST/PH students).
DATA
Social work is an evidence-based, interdisciplinary, professional and academic discipline. The profession is distinctive for its appreciation for human diversity, emphasis on social and economic justice, and understanding of social welfare policy and services. It requires a strong foundation in field education, and a demonstration of professional values and ethics. It utilizes research, policy and community organization, for the benefit of those affected by social disadvantages such as poverty, mental illness, physical illness or disability, and social injustice including violations of civil liberties, human rights and the well-being of the oppressed and marginalized individuals and communities.
Trimesters I
15MSW101: Foundations of Psychology
15MSW102: Introduction to Social Work
15MSW103: Foundations of Sociology and Anthropology
15MSW104: Essentials of Quantitative Methods
15MSW105: Global Business Foundation Skills – I
15MSW105F: Concurrent Field Work
Trimesters II
15MSW201: Methods of Social Work
15MSW202: Principles of Social Development
15MSW203: Planning & Management of Social Projects
15MSW204: Principles of Human Resource Management
15MSW205: Global Business Foundation Skills – II
15MSW205F: Concurrent Field Work
Trimesters III
15MSW301: Research Methodology
15MSW302: Participatory Rural Appraisal-PRA
15MSW303: Social Entrepreneurship: Perspectives & Strategies
15MSW304: Tribal Community Development
15MSW305: Introduction to Social Work Skills
15MSW305F: Concurrent Field Work
Trimesters IV
15MSW401: Ethics, Values and Corporate Governance
15MSW402: Rural Community Development
15MSW403: Urban Community Development
15MSW404: Counselling, Rehabilitation & Therapeutic Intervention
15MSW405: Clinical Social Work
15MSW405F: Concurrent Field Work
Trimesters V
MSW501: Principles of Corporate Social Responsibility & Sustainability
MSW502: Strategies and Trends in Community Development
MSW503: Participatory Approaches to Micro Planning
MSW504: Holistic Approach to Mental and Public Health
MSW505: Tools for Addressing Social Ills
MSW505F: Concurrent Field Work
Trimesters VI
15MSW601: Application of Analytics
15MSW602: Professional Competency Development
15MSW603: Design Thinking, Creativity & Innovation
15MSW604: Internship
15MSW605: Dissertation & Viva Voce 