Master of Social Work prepares students for practical interventions that are sensitive to the social, economic, cultural, demographic, and political contexts that shape our nation and beyond.

Within a framework emphasizing professional ethics, social justice, diversity, strengths, and community engagement, this seeks to equip students for the cutting-edge practice of modern Social Work and is committed to promoting the strengths of Professional Social Work through education, research and consultancies, while maintaining a particular focus on women and gender-related issues. Several specializations like Human Resource Management, Women Empowerment, and Medical and Psychiatric Social Work are offered as part of the Master in Social Work in India.

The uniqueness of M.S.W lies in the provision of specialization on Women’s empowerment and takes special care of partnerships with the public, non-profit and private sectors and emphasizes student and faculty involvement in professional, service and academic associations and organizations.

Eligibility

Bachelor Degree in BSW from UGC approved University.

  • Duration
    4 Semester
  • Fee (Per Semester)
    7,500/-
    Examinations Fee (Per Semester)
    1,500/-
    Registration Fee
    1,000/-
    Enrollment Fee
    1,500/-

 

Highlights

  • Origin and Development of Social Work
  • Personality and Dynamics of Human Behaviour
  • Human Society and Culture
  • Social Case Work: Theory and Practice
  • Group Work: Theory and Practise
  • Field work: Field-work Practical; Viva-voce
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Curriculum Details

Semester

  • Principles of Sociology I
  • Social Theory I
  • Social Research Methods I
  • Social Thinkers I
  • Sociology of Health
  • Industrial Sociology

Semester

  • Principles of Sociology II
  • Social Theory II
  • Social Research Methods & Statistics II
  • Social Thinkers II
  • Sociology of Law
  • Political Sociology
  • Sociology of Information & Society

Semester

  • Social Demography
  • Sociology of Mass Communication
  • Social Problems in India
  • Sociology of Tribe
  • Rural Sociology
  • Sociology of Education
  • Urban Sociology
  • Social Marketing
  • Sociology of Religion
  • Sociology of Environment

Semester

  • Indian Society
  • Sociology of Change & Development
  • Comparative Sociology
  • Social Movements in India
  • Sociology of Weaker Section
  • Gender and Society
  • Advanced Social Statistics
  • Sociology of Crime and Society
  • Social Anthropology
  • Dissertation
  • Sociology of Kinship Marriage & Family
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Program Outcomes (POs)

  • PO1

    Learning and Critical Thinking: Solve problems by critical thinking, discussing and analyzing about it based on the courses learned by him/her.

  • PO2

    Research and Development:Use the knowledge earned from different courses (by understanding the concepts and theories of sociology) and involving himself / herself in research and development effectively for the benefit of all.

  • PO3

    Investigation, Interpretation and Evaluation: Interpret and evaluate the problems by getting involved in varied sources that include data collection, manuscript, observations, books, journals, case studies of politics and the internet etc.

  • PO4

    Reporting: Report the findings of critically think observations, interpretation, understanding, evaluation and demonstration after effective documentation. Graphical representations such as pie diagrams, bar charts etc make the report such which is easy for all readers.

  • PO5

    Communication and Social Interaction: Communicate effectively (verbal and written) government programs and policies as well as political solutions based on case studies and data analysis with the society.

  • PO6

    Universal Adaptability: Student can now be adaptive to any universal location to pursue the social solutions.

  • PO7

    Ethics: Student can now collect, observe, represent and interpret the data in ethical manner.

  • PO8

    Life-long learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of social changes.

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Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs)

  • PSO1

    The Post graduates will become successful professionals in public and private organizations by demonstrating logical and analytical thinking abilities (Professional Skills).

  • PSO2

    The Post graduates will work effectively in spreading the awareness of government agencies and policies so as to uplift the society with reference to education, health sanitation and other social issues.

  • PSO3

    The Post graduates will engage in providing ethically viable solutions (based on social data collection, its interpretation etc.) to mitigate problems.

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Program Educational Objectives (PEO)

To aware the students about the society setup and its relationships.

To enhance the thinking and sensitizing students with respect to social problems related to different cultures, race, gender, religion, politics and environment.

To find the possible solutions of social problems.

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Career Path

  • Community social work
  • Medical social work
  • Mental health social work
  • Military social work
  • School social work
  • Social work administration
  • Government jobs
  • Impact evaluations
  • Urban Planning
  • Labour Welfare Department
  • Juvenile Homes
  • Social Welfare Department and Agencies
  • Development Organization

FAQ

Are there any M.S.W. Programmes on campus?
Yes, there is M.S.W. Programme and the student must make sure that M.S.W. Programme in which they are enrolled prepares them for the social work licensure requirements of their state of residence.
How long does it take to earn an M.S.W. degree?
In general, M.S.W. Programme takes about 2 years of full-time study.
What is the difference between a traditional M.S.W. Programme and an advanced standing M.S.W. Programme?
Traditional M.S.W. Programmes are generally structured to require two years of full-time study: the first-year students learn essential principles and methods of social work practice and research, and the second-year students take classes that are tailored to their desired area of work. Advanced standing Programmes, require applicants to have graduated with a Bachelor of Social Work accredited by the Council on Social Work Education.
What is the difference between full-time and part-time M.S.W. Programmes?
The primary difference between full-time and part-time Master of Social Work is the number of credits students take per term. Part-time M.S.W. Programmes usually take between 18-36 months, depending on whether students are traditional or advanced standing, while full-time M.S.W. Programmes may take between 12 and 24 months, again depending on whether students enrol in a traditional or an advanced standing track.

Campus
Nirwan University Jaipur

Near Bassi-Rajadhok Toll, Agra Road, Jaipur- 303305
Campus

Nirwan University

Near Bassi-Rajadhok Toll, Village- Jhar, Agra Road, Jaipur - 303305 Rajasthan
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