The Master of Social Work (MSW) program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive set of skills, emphasizing practical experience through compulsory fieldwork. This hands-on component is a crucial aspect of the curriculum, exposing students to various work environments such as hospitals, children's homes, rehabilitation centers, schools, prisons, urban slums, and more. The program goes beyond regular fieldwork, incorporating active participation in field projects organized by the School and the University.

Specializations: The School caters to both Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) and non-BSW graduates by offering specialized tracks, including:

1. Family and Child Studies
2. Public Health
3. Community Development
4. Medical and Psychiatric Social Work
5. Gender Studies

Program Structure:

• Equips students with practical skills through compulsory fieldwork.
• Diverse hands-on experiences in hospitals, children's homes, rehabilitation centers, etc.
• Active participation in field projects organized by the School and the University.

Course Delivery:

• Theoretical knowledge through lectures, demonstrations, group discussions, and more.
• Practical skills development via surveys, role plays, fieldwork, workshops, and research dissertations.

Career Prospects: Graduates find opportunities in non-profits, advocacy organizations, healthcare, education, and governmental agencies.

Duration: 2 years (four semesters)