Program: Master in Social Work (MSW) & Master in Social Work Counselling (MSWC)
Course Code: MSW-2
Course Name: Professional Social Work: Indian Perspectives

This course delves into the realm of professional social work through the lens of Indian perspectives. It offers an in-depth exploration of the evolution, religious dimensions, and professional growth of social work in the Indian context. It aims to provide learners with a comprehensive understanding of the historical, cultural, and professional aspects of social work in India.

The course is divided into four blocks, each focusing on a distinct dimension of social work, from its historical roots to contemporary practices. Explore the origins, evolution, and development of social work practices in India, gaining insights into the unique cultural context that shapes social work interventions in the country.

Key Highlights:

• Evolution of social work practice in India
• Religion and social work : Indian context
• Gandhian concepts of social work
• Professional social work in independent India

What you will learn:

• Gain insights into Indian perspectives on social work
  Understand the historical and cultural influences that shape social work practices in India.
• Explore the role of cultural context in social work
  Learn how societal norms and values impact social work interventions in the Indian context.
• Examine the origins and development of social work in India
  Trace the trajectory of social work profession in India and its significance in the contemporary scenario.