Master in Social Work

The Master in Social Work is a two-year postgraduate program for students passionate about social services, offering a Master degree in Social Work.

The curriculum explores social work practices, labor welfare, rural reconstruction, and child rights, developing critical thinking and conceptual clarity, with practical experiences and community engagement to address societal issues.

Graduates can pursue careers as Social Worker, Community Development Officer, Child Welfare Advocate, and Program Manager, finding employment in hospitals, educational institutions, and non-profit organizations.