About Course
Master of Social Work (MSW) is a 2-year postgraduate program that focuses on advanced social work theory and practice. The curriculum covers topics like social work research, community development, social justice, policy analysis, clinical social work, and mental health. Students are trained to understand the complex social problems and to intervene effectively at individual, group, and community levels. MSW prepares students for leadership roles in social services, government agencies, and NGOs.
Benefits
- Advanced Skills: Expertise in counseling, community development, and social policy analysis. Career
- Opportunities: Roles in social work agencies, NGOs, healthcare institutions, and government organizations.
- Focus on Social Justice: Emphasis on addressing inequality, human rights, and social welfare.
- Research and Policy Impact: Prepares students to influence social policies and conduct research for societal change.
- Personal Fulfillment: Provides an opportunity to make a meaningful impact on individuals and communities in need.
