Teaching

Course Code: SW010104

Course name: Social Work Practice with Individuals 

This course introduces students to social casework as one of the primary methods of professional social work practice. It focuses on understanding the individual within their psychosocial context and equips students with the concepts, principles, and skills required to work effectively with individuals facing personal and social difficulties. The course covers the history and philosophy of casework, its core components (person, problem, place, and process), casework relationship, and key skills such as interviewing, study, assessment, and intervention. 

Course code: MG3DSESWK200

Course name: Poverty, Inequality and Social Welfare

This course introduces students to the concepts, causes, and dimensions of poverty and inequality in society, with special focus on the Indian context. It examines the interrelationship between poverty, social exclusion, and inequality, and explores how these issues shape social welfare policy and practice. Students critically engage with theoretical perspectives on poverty and inequality, government schemes and welfare measures, and the role of social work in addressing structural disadvantage and promoting social justice. 

Course Code: MG1DSCSWK100

Course name: Professional Social Work

This course introduces students to social work as a value-based, scientific profession committed to enhancing human wellbeing and social functioning. It traces the evolution, philosophy, and value base of social work, and examines its core methods, fields of practice, and professional ethics. Students explore the distinctive knowledge, skills, and attitudes required for professional practice, along with the roles and responsibilities of a social worker in diverse settings.