University of Science and Technology - USTM Courses
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Techno City, Kiling Road, Baridua, 9th Mile, Ri-Bhoi, Meghalaya 793101, India
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(0361) 2895030 / phone_iphone 9508444000
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Approved By: UGC AICTE NAAC NCTE
M.S.W.
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Duration: 2 Years |
Eligibility: Graduation |
Course Duration: Two Year
Course Eligibility: Graduation or equivalent with at least 50% marks.
Admission Criteria: Merit in qualifying examination, subject to eligibility criteria.
Entrance/Eligibility Test: As per University Rules
Course Syllabus
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Semester – I |
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Social Work Profession: History, Philosophy & Contemporary Ideologies |
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Human Growth &Development and Psychology |
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Society &Concerns of N E India |
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Working with Individuals |
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Personal &Professional Growth |
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Human Resource Development |
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Field Work (Orientation visit &Concurrent Field Work) |
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Semester – II |
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Working with Groups |
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Working with Communities |
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Social Welfare Administration &NGO Management |
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Human Rights &Social Justice |
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Social Action &Advocacy |
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Social Policy &Planning |
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Field Work (Concurrent field work &Rural Education camp) |
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Semester – III |
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Social Work Research |
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Development: Concepts, Theories and Dynamics. |
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Statistical Analysis and Computer Application |
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Health &Social Work Practice |
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Specialization – II |
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Field Work (Concurrent field work &Study Tour) |
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Semester – IV |
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Counselling &Social Work Practice |
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Programme Design &Proposal Preparation |
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Criminal Behaviour &Correctional Administration |
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Disaster Management and Social Work Intervention |
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Dissertation |
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Specialization – III |
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Specialization – IV |
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Field Work Block placement |
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List of Special Paper |
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Group-A – Community Development |
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Sem III |
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Psychosocial Perspectives in Community |
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Rural Community Development |
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Sem IV |
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Urban Community Development |
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Tribal Community Development |
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Group-B – Family &Child Welfare |
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Sem III |
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Family: Concepts and Dynamics |
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Situational Analysis of Children in India |
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Sem IV |
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Women Centric Social Work Practice |
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Child Centric Social Work Practice |
