Master of Social Work syllabus consists of professional social work practices in Community, Hospitals, Schools, and other fields of Social Services. The Master of Social Work Education syllabus has been divided into four semesters. Subjects in Distance MSW are History and Philosophy of Social Work, Human Growth and Development, Visual Culture, etc.
The syllabus of Distance MSW is divided into two years. The Distance MSW course provides a piece of in-depth knowledge about the work put into the development of humanity and social welfare. The Distance MSW course subjects taught in the course are given in the table below:
Semester I |
Semester II |
History and Philosophy of Social Work |
Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy |
Social Problem and Social Development |
Rehabilitation and Resettlement |
Social Work Research and Quantitative Analysis |
Social Work Methods |
Human Growth and Development |
Visual Culture |
Social Work Practical-I (Structured Experience Laboratory and Research Methodology Practical) |
Social Work Practical-III (Concurrent fieldwork – Community Placement) |
Social Work Practical-II (Skill Development Assessment) |
Social Work Practical-IV (Learning Social Work through Participatory Approach) |
IT in Social Sector |
Community Intervention and Entrepreneurship Development |
Semester III |
Semester IV |
Ideology and Ethics of Social Work |
Social Work Administration |
Social Legislation and labor Welfare |
Corporate Social Responsibility |
Vulnerable Children and their Development |
Tribal Anthropology and Social Work |
Elective-I |
Elective-II |
Social Work Practical-V (Concurrent fieldwork – Agency Placement) |
Fundamental of Medical Social Work |
Social Work Practicum-VI (Micro Level Study on Social Exclusion) |
Block Field Work Placement |
The course mainly focuses on fieldwork and equips the candidates with relevant skills to help others in need. The syllabus for Distance MSW included both core and elective subjects. The Master of Social Work Education subjects are Human Growth and Development, Ideology and Ethics of Social Work, Poverty Reduction, Micro Finance and Micro Enterprises, etc.
The subjects that are included in the curriculum of the course is listed below:
Distance MSW course structure includes both core and elective subjects and is composed of two years divided into four semesters. Distance MSW course structure is made in such a way that both classroom training and fieldwork are included in the course curriculum.
The course structure is given below:
The course curriculum takes into account different teaching methods. Classroom learning includes fieldwork training sessions. Fieldwork provides exposure to social realities and necessary work environments that you will go through in your professional career. It also teaches how to impart theoretical knowledge in different sensitive cultural scenarios.
Listed below are the teaching methodology and strategies in general:
Projects are given to students to understand the concepts and help students in getting hands-on experience. Projects are to be completed by the end of fourth semester. Some popular Distance MSW projects topics are:
Distance MSW books are available both online and offline by many authors and publications. Reference books are meant for gaining in-depth understanding of concepts. Some of the reference books for Distance MSW are:
Name of the Books |
Authors |
International Social Work |
Cox, David & Manohar Pawar |
Social work education in India |
K.K. Jacob |
Social work practice - A generalist Approach |
Yagna J. Stephen & Johnson C. Louise |
Sociology: A systematic introduction |
Harry. M. Johns |
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