MA in Social Work programme provides an opportunity for the students to study a range of topics. The course enables the students to encourage critical-thinking skills, design, and conduct their research projects; identify key social issues and engage effectively with the wider academic community. The programme sensitize students to think about the role that can help in solutions to the current social and economic challenges. It offers a strong grounding in theory and methods, which impart skills. These skills are enhanced through Workshops, Seminars, Panel Discussions, Guest Lectures and field visits which are organized and conducted for the students.
It aims at building social work knowledge and practices through a range of ideological stances, research, and field engagements. The core ethos and values pervade all aspects of learning, knowledge building, and interventions. Interwoven with these aspects of social justice, rights, development and empowerment of society. It also appreciates differences and intersectional ties, created through categorical imperatives of caste, class, gender, ethnicity, and faith.
Highlights:
-
Course Curriculum based on Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) in alignment with NEP 2020.
-
Classroom, Concurrent, and block field learning components spread over four semesters.
-
Empirical learning comprises field work, rural practice, and field study engagements.