Master of Social Work (M.S.W)

• Courses under this: Courses typically cover:
  • Social work theory and practice
  • Human behavior and social environment
  • Social welfare policy and administration
  • Research methods in social work
  • Counseling and intervention techniques
  • Community development and organizing
  • Fieldwork practicum
  • Specialized areas such as healthcare social work, child welfare, aging, mental health, and substance abuse.
• Course Level: Postgraduate
• Duration: Typically 2 years (full-time)
• Mode: Full-time or part-time
• Eligibility Criteria: Bachelor’s degree in Social Work or a related field from a recognized university. Some institutions may also admit students from diverse educational backgrounds, but relevant work experience or coursework in social sciences may be required.
• Admission Process: Admission is usually based on academic performance, entrance exams (if applicable), and sometimes interviews or group discussions.
• Areas of Employment: Graduates can pursue various career opportunities in government agencies, non-profit organizations, healthcare settings, schools, correctional facilities, mental health agencies, community development organizations, and international NGOs. They may work as social workers, counselors, case managers, community organizers, policy analysts, program coordinators, or research associates, among other roles. Additionally, some graduates may choose to pursue further specialization through doctoral studies or certifications in specific areas of social work practice.