Master of Sociology and Social Work

Master of Sociology and Social Work

Program Description and Overview:

The Masters of Arts in Sociology & Social Work program is a comprehensive two-year program designed to provide students with a deep understanding of sociological theories, research methods, and social work principles. The program consists of 12 courses spread across four semesters, along with field practicum seminars and a graduating thesis. Throughout the program, students will engage in in-depth coursework covering topics such as social inequality, social policies, human behavior, mental health, M&E in Social work, disaster preparedness, case management and community development. They will also receive hands-on training through field practicum seminars, allowing them to apply
their knowledge in real-world settings under the supervision of experienced professionals. Upon completion of the program, graduates will be well-equipped for a wide range of career opportunities.  They may pursue roles as social workers, counselors, community organizers, policy analysts, research associates, or program directors in various settings such as non-profit organizations, government agencies, healthcare institutions, and
educational institutions. Overall, the Masters of Arts in Sociology & Social Work program provides a solid foundation for individuals seeking to make a meaningful impact in society and address complex social issues. Graduates emerge with the knowledge, skills, and practical experience needed to excel in the field of sociology and social work. In short;

Career opportunities for SSW graduates

 Social worker in community Development organizations
 Policy Analyst in Govt. and NGOs/INGOs and UN Agencies
 Researcher/Academician in Academic Institutions to Address Social Challenges
 Social Work Educator and Trainer
 Case Management Specialist/Child Protection Coordinator
 Advocator/Community Organizer
 Human Resources & Diversity Inclusion
 Mental Health Counsellor & many to name a few

Year One/Semester One;

1. Introduction to General and Applied Sociology
2. Introduction to Social Work & Social Welfare
3. Research Methods in Social Sciences odes
4. Human Growth and Personality Development

Year One/Semester Two:

1. Mental Health and Social Work
2. Human Rights and Social Justice
3. Monitoring and Evaluation of Social Work Programs
4. Field Practicum Seminar

Year Two/Semester One:

1. Contemporary Sociological Theories
2. Urban & Community Sociology
3. Advanced S. Case Management Practice
4. Social Impact Assessment

 Year Two/Semester Two:

1. Disaster Management & Preparedness
2. Field Practicum
3. Graduating Thesis