Course Overview

The course provides a basic understanding and an overview of the professional social work. It further provides an in-depth knowledge on the historical evolution of social work profession, its different branches, professional values and ethics into practice. The course further aims to provide both national and international perspectives of social work profession. The course contains classroom lectures, assignment, group discussion and individual presentation, etc.

Course Outcomes

• Explain the basic concepts and ideologies relevant to Social Work practice
• Synthesis and relate the history of Social Work in India, the UK & USA.
• Learn various concepts related to social work profession
• Gather knowledge on the values, philosophies, goals, and principles of social work
• Use of application of various tools and techniques in the field

Course Overview

The course aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of organizational operations and community engagement through practical exposure. It focuses on familiarizing students with the organization’s vision and mission to comprehend its core values, objectives, and the strategic approach toward achieving social development goals. Students will gain insights into the demographic, cultural, and socio-economic characteristics of the community or area where the organization is working. They will also explore the various initiatives undertaken by the organization to address local challenges and improve the quality of life. Additionally, the course emphasizes identifying and analyzing community problems and issues, equipping students with the skills to critically assess the needs of the community and propose effective solutions. This hands-on learning experience fosters a deeper understanding of the interplay between organizational goals and community development.

Course Outcomes

• Develop the skills of Documentation and Reporting of Orientation Visits
• Determine which approaches work in practice and how they must be adapted to specific situations.
• Understand the effect of the organizational context on professional practice while developing skills in agency-based social work.
• Evaluate the models, techniques, theories, and practices.
• Create a positive perception of the profession

Course Overview

The basic aim of the course is to cover the general overview of Community Organization, a primary method used in Social Work practice. The student will learn about the concepts and aspects of Community Organization and its use in the field.

Course Outcomes

• Enhance critical understanding of the models and strategies for the community.
• Understand the issues of the community problems.
• Relate the theoretical knowledge regarding community practice into the field
• Understand the community dynamics and community as a social entity.

Course Overview

The basic aim of the course is to cover the general overview of Indian societies and its use in social work profession. The student will learn about the basic sociological concepts and aspects and its relevance in the field of social work profession and practice.

Course Outcomes

• Gain a foundational understanding of sociology, including its relevance in understanding societal dynamics and its relationship with social work.
• Describe and differentiate key sociological concepts such as society, community, institution, social control, and socialization.
• Analyse the elements and types of social organization, cultural systems, and the impact of cultural lag, understanding norms, values, and traditions within a society.
• Examine the structure of social stratification in terms of caste and class, as well as the processes and patterns of social mobility within Indian society.
• Develop an understanding of the factors influencing social change and identify various types of social groups, such as primary, secondary, and reference groups, and their role in societal development.

Course Overview

This course introduces students to the Indian Constitution, its fundamental features, and key legal provisions. It covers basic legal procedures and explores various legislations that protect vulnerable groups in India, such as women, children, and marginalized communities. Students will gain an understanding of India’s legal system, human rights processes, and the multi dimensional nature of crime. The course also emphasizes legal advocacy for inclusive and protective measures for vulnerable groups.

Course Outcomes

• Obtain knowledge of various concepts related to human growth and development.
• Familiarize with the different stages of human development.
• Understand the relevance of biological, psychological, social, and cultural influences on lifespan human development
• Synthesize various traits of personality development
• Relate and apply the concept and theories while practicing the social work method.

Course Overview

There are 7 modules in this course This course presents some important vignettes of a complex, highly diverse India that is also witnessing unprecedented changes since its formal independence in 1947 from Great Britain. The lectures revolve around social dimensions of change, the continuing influence of ancient texts on contemporary India, political democracy, economic transition from the state to the market, gender relations, India's economic globalisation and changing world view. While one of the objectives is to capture the multifaceted process of change, the course also critically examines some of the tensions inherent in these changes. For example, how does gender inequality play itself out in a changing Indian society, how do the modernist conceptions of art entailing market valuation challenge the more socio-centric values found in South India, what are the politics linguistic identities, and how might India address its myriad development challenges such as poverty and unemployment. No specific prior knowledge is required. However, it would be helpful if students are aware of the socio political dynamics at play in contemporary India and keep themselves abreast with current affairs and debates in the country to fully appreciate the various dimensions and contours if the subject matter in the course. This course is taught in English. View the MOOC promotional video here: http://tinyurl.com/hx8mhxb

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Course Overview

This course on Co-Curricular Activities aims to enhance the overall personality development of undergraduate students by promoting teamwork, leadership skills, cultural awareness, and community engagement. Through a mix of indoor and outdoor activities, students will cultivate interpersonal skills, cultural sensitivity, and a sense of social responsibility. This course provides an engaging and supportive environment that encourages self-expression and creativity while preparing students to become active, responsible members of society.

Course Outcomes

• Demonstrate enhanced self-confidence, communication, and social interaction skills.
• Apply leadership and teamwork strategies effectively in group settings and collaborative projects
• Exhibit a heightened awareness and appreciation of cultural diversity and inclusivity.
• Engage actively in community-based initiatives, demonstrating a commitment to social responsibility.
• Reflect on personal growth and skill development achieved through participation in co-curricular activities, setting goals for further self-improvement.

Course Overview

This course provides an in-depth understanding of social casework, focusing on its processes, tools, and techniques essential for professional social work practice. Students will develop critical skills such as observation, listening, interviewing, and conducting home visits. Emphasis is placed on rapport building, resource mobilization, and accurate recording to support effective casework practice. The course explores the individualized approach to social work and the counseling process, fostering self-awareness and helping students refine their skills when working with individual cases. By the end of the course, students will have a comprehensive understanding of the concept of social casework and its components, enabling them to apply these principles in real-world situations.

Course Outcomes

• Demonstrate familiarity with Casework processes, tools and techniques and their Application in Professional Social Work Practice
• Develop skills of Observation, Listening, Interviewing and Home Visits, Rapport Building, Resource Mobilization and Recording
• Learn and understand the process involved in social work in individualized situations.
• Develop self-awareness and skills of social work trainees in working with the individual case and counseling
• Learn and understand the concept of social case work and its components.

Course Overview

This course equips students with essential skills for effective documentation and reporting of fieldwork experiences. It focuses on applying theoretical approaches to real-world practice, emphasizing adaptability to diverse situations. Students will explore the influence of organizational contexts on professional social work and develop competencies in agency-based practices. The course also fosters self-assessment, professional identity formation, and the ability to mobilize rural communities for sustainable development, preparing students for impactful social work engagement.

Course Outcomes

• Develop the skills of documentation and reporting of fieldwork.
• Determine which approaches work in practice and how they must be adapted to specific situations.
• Understand the effect of the organizational context on professional practice while developing skills in agency-based social work.
• Engagement in self-assessment and develop a professional identity
• Develop the skills of mobilising the rural communities Make an overview of the course

Course Overview

This course delves into the interactions between individuals and the social world, exploring key concepts in social psychology. It covers the analysis of social relationships through psychological norms, providing students with tools to evaluate social situations effectively. The course also examines the relationship between cognition and behavior in real-world social contexts, offering insights into how individuals’ thoughts influence their actions. Students will gain an understanding of group dynamics, identifying the various components that shape group behavior and interactions. This course equips students with critical thinking and analytical skills to understand human behavior in social settings.

Course Outcomes

• Develop an understanding of the individual in relation to the social world.
• Analyze the social relationships through psychological norms.
• Identify the rules and techniques to evaluate social situations.
• Analyze the relationship between cognition and behaviour in a natural social context.
• Identify how group dynamics work and the various components of it

Course Overview

This course provides a comprehensive exploration of globalization, focusing on its historical and theoretical foundations. Students will engage in critical analysis of its multifaceted implications on societies, including economic, political, cultural, and social aspects.

Course Outcomes

• Develop a nuanced understanding of the historical and theoretical foundations of globalization.
• Analyze the economic, political, cultural, and social implications of globalization on different societies.
• Examine the relationship between globalization and pressing global issues such as climate change, inequality, and migration.
• Apply critical thinking skills to assess the impact of globalization on diverse communities, identifying both positive and negative outcomes.
• Participate in informed discussions and debates on globalization-related topics, integrating a range of perspectives and theories.

Course Overview

This course equips students with the knowledge and skills to critically evaluate contemporary social issues from multiple perspectives, using social work theories and models to design effective interventions. It emphasizes ethical considerations in addressing social problems, ensuring that interventions are sensitive to cultural and societal contexts. Students will gain hands-on experience in community-based interventions, advocacy, and policy analysis. The course also fosters collaboration with diverse stakeholders, empowering students to work effectively with community members, organizations, and policymakers to create meaningful solutions to social challenges.

Course Outcomes

• Critically evaluate contemporary social issues from multiple perspectives.
• Apply social work theories and models to design interventions that address specific social problems.
• Understand the ethical considerations in social work interventions related to contemporary social challenges.
• Demonstrate skills in community-based interventions, advocacy, and policy analysis.
• Develop the ability to work collaboratively with diverse stakeholders, including community members, organizations, and policymakers, to implement effective solutions to social issues.

Course Overview

This course focuses on enhancing students' self-confidence, communication, and social interaction skills, empowering them to effectively engage in group settings and collaborative projects. It emphasizes the importance of leadership, teamwork, and cultural diversity, fostering an appreciation for inclusivity. Students will actively participate in community-based initiatives, demonstrating their commitment to social responsibility. The course also encourages personal reflection on growth, allowing students to set goals for further development through co-curricular activities.

Course Outcomes

• Demonstrate enhanced self-confidence, communication, and social interaction skills.
• Apply leadership and teamwork strategies effectively in group settings and collaborative projects.
• Exhibit a heightened awareness and appreciation of cultural diversity and inclusivity.
• Engage actively in community-based initiatives, demonstrating a commitment to social responsibility.
• Reflect on personal growth and skill development achieved through participation in co-curricular activities, setting goals for further self-improvement.

Course Overview

This course introduces students to the concept of Social Entrepreneurship and explores its potential to create social impact through innovative solutions to societal challenges. It covers the characteristics, dimensions, and models of social enterprises, including nonprofit, for-profit, and hybrid organizations. The course delves into the legal frameworks and policies relevant to social enterprises in India, emphasizing their role in fostering social change.

Course Outcomes

• Define social entrepreneurship and identify its key characteristics and dimensions.
• Distinguish between different types and models of social enterprises.
• Understand the legal framework and identify the policies supporting social entrepreneurship in India
• Evaluate societal challenges, the growth of women entrepreneurship, and the contributions of successful social entrepreneurs in India.
• Analyse social innovation techniques and develop strategies for scaling social enterprises.

Course Overview

This course focuses on creating group leaders who have a grasp of group dynamics and practical leadership skills. The values the social practice with group under its foundation. Task and treatment groups using an ecosystems developmental framework are included in the curriculum. The course emphasizes on the understanding of individual behaviour within group, affirming and respecting groups with diverse backgrounds includes race, ethnicity, culture, class, gender, sexual orientation, and any other forms. The course demonstrates the different phases of intervention within the group process.

Course Outcomes

• Develop practical understanding of application of the group work method in various practice settings.
• Understand of various theoretical frameworks and their applications for group work practice.
• Gain insight into various dimensions of group processes and group work practice
• Develop competencies and capacities for working with various social groups.

Course Overview

The goal of this course is to equip students with the fundamental knowledge and administrative handling abilities needed in social care organisations. Students will study modern management ideas and techniques and put them to use in social service settings and human service organizations.

Course Outcomes

• Students will understand the administrative process in welfare institutions.
• Students will know the process of Registration of Non-Governmental Organizations.
• Understand the various components of social welfare organizations.
• Acquire knowledge and take leadership in the administration process.

Course Overview

The basic aim of the course is to practice fieldwork in social work profession. The student will learn about the various organizations working for the community and understand the problems/issues in the community and work on various initiatives taken by the organization for the betterment of the community

Course Outcomes

• Develop the skills of documentation and reporting of fieldwork.
• Determine which approaches work in practice and how they must be adapted to specific situations.
• Understand the effect of the organizational context on professional practice while developing skills in agency-based social work.
• Engagement in self-assessment and develop a professional identity

Course Overview

The course Identify the role of social workers and advocacy in addressing the issues related to child vulnerability and child rights.

Course Outcomes

• Critically evaluate the socio-cultural and psychological dimensions of childhood and child rights in India.
• Understand the necessity of child protection from psycho-social, cultural, economic, and political standpoints
• Examine the forms of violence, neglect, and exploitation faced by children in different sphares of life.
• Analyze key child protection laws in India, such as the Juvenile Justice Act, and their implementation challenges.
• Identify the role of social workers and advocacy in addressing the issues related to child vulnerability and child rights.

Course Overview

MOOCS III is provided through Coursera Platform, which is an online course where students are allowed to take course/courses per semester based on the hours with relevance to the credit and the courses are provided from the international universities across the world. During the courses, students must submit assignments, quizzes.

Course Outcomes

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Course Overview

Develop social and soft skills and to promote a holistic development of the learners

Course Outcomes

• Engage students in their hobbies and interests.
• Allow the students to learn and display their hobbies.
• Enhance higher self-esteem and positive outcome.
• Improve social skills of the students

Course Overview

This course provides an in-depth understanding of social action as a method to address critical social realities. It explores various models of social action, fostering analytical skills to evaluate their application in diverse contexts. Students will gain insights into the significance of social movements and learn about different approaches to social movements in India, equipping them to contribute effectively to societal change and justice initiatives.

Course Outcomes

• Understand the basic concepts relevant to the application of social action in responding to the critical social reality.
• Analyze the models of social action in the broader context.
• Develop a strong sense of social action as a method of social action
• Acquire knowledge about the significance of the social movements.
• Learn the different approaches of social movements in India

Course Overview

This course explores the intricate relationship between individuals and their social environment, providing insights into the psychological norms governing social relationships. Students will learn to evaluate social situations using established rules and techniques while examining the interplay between cognition and behavior in real-world contexts. Additionally, the course delves into group dynamics, uncovering its components and mechanisms, thereby fostering a comprehensive understanding of human behavior in social settings.

Course Outcomes

• Develop an understanding of the individual in relation to the social world.
• Analyze the social relationships through psychological norms
• Identify the rules and techniques to evaluate social situations.
• Analyze the relationship between cognition and behaviour in a natural social context.
• Identify how group dynamics work and the various components of it

Course Overview

The course provides undergraduate social work students with foundational knowledge and skills essential for conducting research in social contexts. It emphasizes understanding research design, data collection methods, analysis, and reporting to enhance evidence-based social work practice. Through theoretical knowledge and practical applications, students will learn to address social issues systematically, fostering a critical and ethical approach to research.

Course Outcomes

• Understand the fundamental concepts, objectives, and significance of research in the context of social work.
• Identify and formulate research problems relevant to social work settings.
• Design appropriate research methodologies and sampling techniques to investigate social issues.
• Demonstrate proficiency in data collection, analysis, and interpretation using relevant tools and techniques.
• Develop well-structured research reports and presentations, adhering to ethical research practices and standards.

Course Overview

This course provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the social, cultural, and economic context of communities where organizations operate. It emphasizes the use of social work theories and frameworks to assess community issues and dynamics. Students will apply principles of Community-Based Organization (CBO) development, engage effectively with the community for collective action, and develop essential skills in documentation and reporting. Additionally, students will gain practical experience in conducting primary social work methods—casework, group work, and community organization—within field settings.

Course Outcomes

• Demonstrate knowledge of the community's social, cultural, and economic context in which the organization operates, identifying key community dynamics and needs.
• Applying social work theories and frameworks to assess these issues.
• Apply principles of Community-Based Organization (CBO) development in real-world settings, engaging with the community effectively to support collective action.
• Develop documentation and reporting skills.
• Conduct and facilitate primary social work methods (casework, group work, and community organization) in field settings.

Course Overview

This course provides an in-depth understanding of the rights, magnitude, and causes of disability, equipping students with the knowledge and skills necessary to work effectively in this critical area of social work. It begins by creating awareness about the rights and global prevalence of disability while exploring the underlying causes. Students will gain insights into the diverse issues and challenges faced by persons with disabilities and their families, including the societal impact of disability.

Course Outcomes

• Aware of the rights of persons with disability and the magnitude and causes of disability.
• Understand the issues and concerns related to the persons with differently abled
• Learn the impact disability has on the individual, family, and societal levels
• Practice the intervention areas while working with persons with disability
• Develop skills in networking and advocacy.
• Aware of the rights of persons with disability and the magnitude and causes of disability.
• Understand the issues and concerns related to the persons with differently abled
• Learn the impact disability has on the individual, family, and societal levels
• Practice the intervention areas while working with persons with disability
• Develop skills in networking and advocacy.
• Aware of the rights of persons with disability and the magnitude and causes of disability.
• Understand the issues and concerns related to the persons with differently abled
• Learn the impact disability has on the individual, family, and societal levels
• Practice the intervention areas while working with persons with disability
• Develop skills in networking and advocacy.
• Aware of the rights of persons with disability and the magnitude and causes of disability.
• Understand the issues and concerns related to the persons with differently abled
• Learn the impact disability has on the individual, family, and societal levels
• Practice the intervention areas while working with persons with disability
• Develop skills in networking and advocacy.
• Aware of the rights of persons with disability and the magnitude and causes of disability.
• Understand the issues and concerns related to the persons with differently abled
• Learn the impact disability has on the individual, family, and societal levels
• Practice the intervention areas while working with persons with disability
• Develop skills in networking and advocacy.
• Aware of the rights of persons with disability and the magnitude and causes of disability.
• Understand the issues and concerns related to the persons with differently abled
• Learn the impact disability has on the individual, family, and societal levels
• Practice the intervention areas while working with persons with disability
• Develop skills in networking and advocacy.
• Aware of the rights of persons with disability and the magnitude and causes of disability.
• Understand the issues and concerns related to the persons with differently abled
• Learn the impact disability has on the individual, family, and societal levels
• Practice the intervention areas while working with persons with disability
• Develop skills in networking and advocacy.

Course Overview

This course offers a foundational understanding of rural development concepts and objectives, highlighting the issues and challenges faced by rural communities. It examines various rural development programs and their impacts, fostering analytical skills. Students will evaluate the roles of governmental and non-governmental initiatives, gaining the ability to apply this knowledge in field practice and design effective social work interventions to address rural development needs.

Course Outcomes

• Understand the basic concepts and objectives of rural development.
• Identify key issues and challenges faced by rural communities.
• Analyze various rural development programs and their impact.
• Evaluate the role of government and non-governmental initiatives in rural development.
• Apply knowledge of rural development in field practice and social work interventions.

Course Overview

his course focuses on enhancing students' self-confidence, communication, and social interaction skills, empowering them to effectively engage in group settings and collaborative projects. It emphasizes the importance of leadership, teamwork, and cultural diversity, fostering an appreciation for inclusivity. Students will actively participate in community-based initiatives, demonstrating their commitment to social responsibility. The course also encourages personal reflection on growth, allowing students to set goals for further development through co-curricular activities.

Course Outcomes

• Demonstrate enhanced self-confidence, communication, and social interaction skills.
• Apply leadership and teamwork strategies effectively in group settings and collaborative projects.
• Exhibit a heightened awareness and appreciation of cultural diversity and inclusivity.
• Engage actively in community-based initiatives, demonstrating a commitment to social responsibility.
• Reflect on personal growth and skill development achieved through participation in co-curricular activities, setting goals for further self-improvement.

Course Overview

The main goal of this course is to increase understanding of key community components and of the community organisation approach to social work. The concepts, procedures, and strategies of social advocacy will be covered in this course to aid in the students' acquiring knowledge.

Course Outcomes

• Understand the basic concepts relevant to the application of social action in responding to the critical social reality.
• Analyze the models of social action in the broader context
• Develop a strong sense of social action as a method of social action
• Acquire knowledge about the significance of the social movements
• Learn the different approaches of social movements in India

Course Overview

The goal of the course is to give students an in-depth understanding of the key features of the Indian Constitution and knowledge of the various laws that India has in place to protect its vulnerable citizens.

Course Outcomes

• Learn about the Indian constitution and basic legal provisions
• Understand the concept & process of human rights in India.
• Learn a comprehensive understanding of crime as a multi-dimensional construct encompassing legal, social, and psychological aspects
• understand India's legal system, including complaints, FIRs, arrests, searches, custody, bail, evidence types, confession rules, dying declarations, and detainee rights
• Advocate for inclusive and protective legal measures benefiting these vulnerable groups

Course Overview

The main goal of this course is to familiarise the students with various concepts, theories, anpractises related to conflicts as well as methods for resolving them. The course also covers techniques and skills for managing conflicts

Course Outcomes

• Understand the concept, sources, and impact of conflict in the workplace and society.
• Understand the various process of rehabilitation and reintegration of the affected population back into their society in the post-conflict.
• Understand and apply the different approaches and methods of conflict management.
• Acquire various skills and techniques for conflict Management and Resolution.
• Understand the role of Social Work practitioners in mitigating conflicts and social barriers.

Course Overview

Under the semester programme, block placement is mandatory in fifth semester for a minimum period of 30 days excluding holidays observed by the agency where students are placed. Block placement is carried after the end of the fourth semester after completion of theory papers and field work. Block Placement provide the students an opportunity for them to build their career. It helps broaden the students' perspective and also enables them to assume professional responsibilities after completing the BSW Programme. Professional behaviour and skills are developed during the Block Placement. The purpose of the block placement is to give the students professional internship cum pre- employment experience.

Course Outcomes

• Demonstrate proficient skills in documenting and reporting fieldwork observations and interventions effectively in a professional context.
• Evaluate and adapt various approaches in social work practice to suit specific situational demands and assess their practical effectiveness.
• Analyze the influence of organizational settings on professional social work practice and skill development within agency-based frameworks.
• Apply ethical principles and theoretical knowledge to solve real-world challenges encountered in agency-based social work settings
• Collaborate within multidisciplinary teams, employing effective communication and problem solving skills, to address complex issues in agency-based social work practice.

Course Overview

The purpose of the course is to introduce students to the idea and history of microfinance in India. Additionally, it explains how social techniques and methods can be used to support rural livelihood through microfinance.

Course Outcomes

• Learn the concept, strategies, and importance of Microfinance.
• Relate the reality of the ground to establish knowledge in the Field of Microfinance.
• Illustrate the different models of micro-finance services
• Understand the role of Microfinance institutions in Livelihood promotion
• Find out the scope of Social Work intervention in promotion of Micro-finance and livelihood

Course Overview

Through this course the students will be able to demonstrate their skills in mobilizing resources and developing a wide network with the social welfare organizations such as; advocacy, fund raising, activism, network etc

Course Outcomes

• Use skills to gather resources effectively.
• Build a broad network with social welfare organizations.
• Employ various methods for advocacy and fundraising
• Evaluate resource strategies for sustainability.
• Navigate policies to support social welfare initiatives

Course Overview

This course offers an introduction to Gender Studies, an interdisciplinary field that asks critical questions about the meanings of sex and gender in society. The primary goal of this course is to familiarize students with key issues, questions and debates in Gender Studies, both historical and contemporary. It draws on multiple disciplines – such as literature, history, economics, psychology, sociology, philosophy, political science, anthropology and media studies – to examine cultural assumptions about sex, gender, and sexuality.

Course Outcomes

• Understand key concepts related to gender, sex, and sexuality.
• Recognize and analyze gender stereotypes and their impact on individuals and society
• Appreciate the historical and contemporary struggles for gender equality
• Apply gender-sensitive approaches in various professional and social settings.
• Advocate for gender equity and contribute to creating an inclusive environment

Course Overview

MOOCS is provided through Coursera Platform, which is an online course where students are allowed to take course/courses per semester on the basis of the hours with relevance to the credit and the courses are provided from the international universities across the world. During the courses, students have to submit assignments, quizzes. On the successful completion of the course, they get certificates which are marked in the End Semester exam that is out of 60 and 40 internal assessments where viva is conducted.

Course Outcomes

• Gain a solid understanding of the subject matter, including key concepts and theories.
• Develop skills to analyze information critically and propose effective solutions.
• Improve ability to communicate ideas clearly, both in writing and speaking.
• Apply knowledge and skills learned in the course to real-world situations effectively.
• Enhance teamwork and collaboration skills through group projects and discussions.

Course Overview

This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the key aspects of managing Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and civil society organizations. It aims to equip students with theoretical knowledge and practical skills essential for effective planning, management, and implementation of projects within the NGO sector.

Course Outcomes

• Learn the management process of NGO
• Acquire skills in planning and management of civil society organizations
• Integrate the concept of project formulation and its implementation
• Understand the importance and means of fund raising
• Develop skills in formulating effective project proposals

Course Overview

This course provides a deep understanding of rural and tribal societies within the Indian context. It explores key experiments, policies, and challenges associated with rural and tribal development, along with a critical analysis of tribal movements and the evolution of the Panchayati Raj system. Through historical insights, case studies, and legislative frameworks, students will develop a nuanced perspective on the dynamics of rural and tribal life in India.

Course Outcomes

• Learn about the rural society in Indian context.
• Understand various experiments of rural and tribal development.
• Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of tribal development, policies, and livelihood challenges
• Grasp the nature, causes, phases, and key features of tribal movements, with a special emphasis on Assam's tribal movement.
• Understand the evolution, constitutional framework, and practical aspects of India's Panchayati Raj system through historical insights, case studies, and legislative analysis

Course Overview

This course delves into the fundamental aspects of urbanization and its impact on communities. It examines the challenges faced by urban communities and evaluates government programs, planning initiatives, and policies aimed at urban development. Special emphasis is placed on the role of voluntary agencies, municipalities, Community-Based Organizations (CBOs), Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), and community social workers in supporting vulnerable groups and fostering sustainable urban growth.

Course Outcomes

• Understand the basic characteristics and process of urbanization.
• Evaluate various problems of urban communities.
• Demonstrate the government programs, planning, and policies of Urban Development.
• understand the key role of major voluntary agencies in urban community development, specifically aiding vulnerable groups impacted by urbanization.
• Know the role of Municipalities, CBOs, NGOs, and Community Social Workers.

Course Overview

This course provides a comprehensive understanding of social work education within a global framework. It explores current trends and models of social work education, offering insights into the historical perspectives of both Eastern and Western approaches. Students will examine the roles of international associations and organizations in shaping social work practices and addressing global social issues, fostering a broader understanding of social work's impact worldwide. This course provides a comprehensive understanding of social work education within a global framework. It explores current trends and models of social work education, offering insights into the historical perspectives of both Eastern and Western approaches. Students will examine the roles of international associations and organizations in shaping social work practices and addressing global social issues, fostering a broader understanding of social work's impact worldwide. This course provides a comprehensive understanding of social work education within a global framework. It explores current trends and models of social work education, offering insights into the historical perspectives of both Eastern and Western approaches. Students will examine the roles of international associations and organizations in shaping social work practices and addressing global social issues, fostering a broader understanding of social work's impact worldwide. This course provides a comprehensive understanding of social work education within a global framework. It explores current trends and models of social work education, offering insights into the historical perspectives of both Eastern and Western approaches. Students will examine the roles of international associations and organizations in shaping social work practices and addressing global social issues, fostering a broader understanding of social work's impact worldwide. This course provides a comprehensive understanding of social work education within a global framework. It explores current trends and models of social work education, offering insights into the historical perspectives of both Eastern and Western approaches. Students will examine the roles of international associations and organizations in shaping social work practices and addressing global social issues, fostering a broader understanding of social work's impact worldwide. This course provides a comprehensive understanding of social work education within a global framework. It explores current trends and models of social work education, offering insights into the historical perspectives of both Eastern and Western approaches. Students will examine the roles of international associations and organizations in shaping social work practices and addressing global social issues, fostering a broader understanding of social work's impact worldwide. This course provides a comprehensive understanding of social work education within a global framework. It explores current trends and models of social work education, offering insights into the historical perspectives of both Eastern and Western approaches. Students will examine the roles of international associations and organizations in shaping social work practices and addressing global social issues, fostering a broader understanding of social work's impact worldwide. This course provides a comprehensive understanding of social work education within a global framework. It explores current trends and models of social work education, offering insights into the historical perspectives of both Eastern and Western approaches. Students will examine the roles of international associations and organizations in shaping social work practices and addressing global social issues, fostering a broader understanding of social work's impact worldwide. This course provides a comprehensive understanding of social work education within a global framework. It explores current trends and models of social work education, offering insights into the historical perspectives of both Eastern and Western approaches. Students will examine the roles of international associations and organizations in shaping social work practices and addressing global social issues, fostering a broader understanding of social work's impact worldwide. This course provides a comprehensive understanding of social work education within a global framework. It explores current trends and models of social work education, offering insights into the historical perspectives of both Eastern and Western approaches. Students will examine the roles of international associations and organizations in shaping social work practices and addressing global social issues, fostering a broader understanding of social work's impact worldwide.

Course Outcomes

• Learn the current trends of social education in the global prospect.
• Understand various models of social work education.
• Acquire knowledge about the historical perspective of Eastern and Western social work perspectives.
• Acquire ideas on the role of various International Associations of Social Work and their role.
• Grasp the global role of international organizations in social work, broadening their engagement and understanding of global issues

Course Overview

This course is designed to equip students with essential skills in documentation and reporting for social work field practice. It emphasizes the adaptability of approaches to diverse social work scenarios, fostering an understanding of how organizational contexts influence professional practice. Students will develop practical skills in agency-based social work, aligning their methods with contextual needs and refining their ability to document and report field activities effectively.

Course Outcomes

• Develop the skills of documentation and reporting of field work.
• Determine which approaches work in practice and how they must be adapted to specific situations.
• Understand the effect of the organizational context on professional practice while developing skills in agency-based social work.
• Apply adaptable approaches to refine documentation skills for diverse social work scenarios.
• Demonstrate agency-based social work, aligning practice with contextual needs.

Course Overview

This course focuses on enhancing communication skills critical for effective social work practice. It covers diverse communication types, elements, and techniques, with an emphasis on verbal, written, and non-verbal skills. Students will learn to apply the 7 Cs of communication, address barriers, and utilize development communication strategies to foster social change and community participation. The course also delves into agency-based communication and tools that facilitate meaningful engagement and positive transformation in communities.

Course Outcomes

• Grasp diverse communication types and elements, honing effective verbal, written, and non-verbal skills.
• Apply the 7 Cs of communication and overcome barriers, improving their communication skills across diverse contexts.
• Learn various development communication techniques for effective social change and community participation.
• Understand essential communication skills and understand agency-based communication crucial for social work practice.
• Utilize diverse communication tools for positive social change in communities.