About MA in Social Work

The MA in Social Work program equips students with practical and theoretical knowledge to address social issues, empower communities, and improve the well-being of vulnerable populations. The course emphasizes counseling, social research, community engagement, policy analysis, and welfare program management.

Students gain hands-on experience through fieldwork, internships, community projects, and research, enabling them to become skilled social work professionals.

Course Duration

• 2 Years
• Divided into 4 Semesters

Eligibility Criteria

• Bachelor’s degree in Social Work (BSW) or related disciplines
• OR Bachelor’s degree in Arts, Science, or Commerce with relevant social service experience
• Minimum 45%–50% marks (as per university norms)
• Admission may include interview or entrance test in some universities

Course Curriculum / Subjects (Indicative)

• Introduction to Social Work
• Human Behavior & Social Environment
• Social Work Research & Statistics
• Community Organization & Development
• Social Policy & Social Legislation
• Counseling & Guidance
• Mental Health & Psychiatric Social Work
• Family & Child Welfare
• NGO Management & Administration
• Field Work & Practicum
• Dissertation / Project

Skills You Will Gain

• Community assessment & development
• Counseling & communication skills
• Social research & policy analysis
• Program planning & implementation
• Leadership & management skills
• Advocacy & social justice awareness