Master of Social Work

Course Overview

The Master of Social Work degree gives professional skills to those interested in serving the community. The curriculum deals with the teaching of ethical code required for pursuing social work which includes assorting priority to the centralisation of global human relationships You’ll build a sound knowledge of human behaviour and psychology, individual and social problems, and learn proven techniques to prepare you for social service work. These graduates will be deemed necessary by both NGOs and the corporate world, who are in need of qualified professionals to lead teams for Corporate Social Responsibility, Human Resources, and other areas. The course also provides an arena to those who are in the pursuit of personal satisfaction, by furnishing them with an opportunity to extend a helping hand to those in need, including the under-privileged populations in the society.

Career

Opportunities abound for Master of Social Work graduate in Non-Government Organizations (NGO) and in the health care sector. MSW graduates are employed in diverse fields, including:

  • Human Resource Management
  • Community Development
  • Child Welfare
  • Juvenile and Criminal Justice Administration
  • Correctional Institutions
  • Mental Health Centers
  • Addiction Treatment
  • Family and Guidance Counseling
  • Social Policy Advocacy
  • Public Welfare

International Pathway

Students are actively encouraged to experience the wider world inside both traditional and virtual classrooms. Exposure to different types of cross-border collaboration during your studies will provide insights on how to develop vivid ideas.

It also presents you with different behavior, learning styles, and practices that you will need after graduation to make yourself a perfect fit in a workplace environment. Options include:

  • Studying with Fanshawe College in Canada
Master of Social Work Course Structure

2 years divided into 4 semesters

Semester 01

Professional Social Work & Social Problems | Sociology for social work | Social Case work |Psychology and Behavioural patterns | Concurrent field work

Semester 02

Social Group Work | Community Organization and Social Action | Social Policy and Welfare Administration | Social Work Research & Statistics | Concurrent field work

Semester 03

Human Resource Management | Organizational Behavior and Industrial Psychology | Rural and Tribal Community Development | Urban Community Development | Medical Social Work | Introduction to Mental Health | Family Welfare Management | Women & Child Welfare | Counseling Skills and Techniques | Management of NGOs | Concurrent Field Work | Introduction to Psychology

Semester 04

Industrial Relations and Trade Union | Labour Legislations and Labour welfare | Issues in Contemporary Development | Participatory Programme Planning & Management | Community Mental Health and Psychosocial Rehabilitation | Hospital Administration | Population Dynamics and Family Planning | Family & Marital Counseling | Human Rights Education For Social workers | Concurrent Field Work, Block Placement | Research Project

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FEES AND ADMISSIONS

GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

  • For Indian Nationals

Candidate must have completed 3 years Bachelors program or equivalent in relevant stream from a recognized University. Work experience is a bonus.

  • For Forign Nationals

Candidate must have completed 3 years Bachelors program or equivalent in relevant stream from a recognized University. Work experience is a bonus.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS

A Medium of Instruction (MOI)
Certificate from the school or students is required to take an English baseline test to ascertain proficiency in academic English for the purposes of communicating and learning.

Test Of English As Foreign Language (TOEFL)

Test with a minimum score of 550 for the paper-based test (PBT), or 79 for the Internet-based test (iBT), with test results within the last two years.

(*Applicable only to students opting to study abroad)

International English Language Testing System (IELTS)

Academic test with an overall score of 6.0 with no score less than 5.5 in any of the four bands, with test results within the last two years.

(*Applicable only to students opting to study abroad)

COURSE FEE

Domestic & NRI Student Fees Include

Particulars Fees ( In rupees )
Tuition & Course 62,000
E-Learning 20,000
Establishment & Campus Fees 15,000
Mess 70,000
Hostel 45,000
Total 2,12,800

 

International Student Fee Include

Particulars Fees ( In USD )
Tuition 2600
E – Learning Fee 300
Establishment & Campus Fees 250
Hostel &Mess Fee (Standard) 1650
   
Total 4,800

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

Banks loan assistance

Financial assistance is an important factor for many students as they decide where and what to study. KCC has a variety of assisted Bank Loan programs, which are awarded based on demonstrated financial need and attached security. Through these student loans, colleges and universities receive funding to provide enough financial aid to cover a student’s direct education expenses, including books, tuition and other mandatory academic fees. For more information regarding financial aid, please contact an Admissions Counselor or e-mail us at admissions@kcc.edu.in.

 

Scholarships

Education is the most important investment of all, that is capable of deciding one’s future. A person’s economic standard should not be a deciding factor for receiving quality eduction. Every year KCC awards over INR 24 lakhs in scholarships for benefiting the students. We can thus help you secure the funds you need.

ACCREDITATIONS

Along with your course completion degree, you’ll also earn reputable certifications that are mentioned below which pertains to the course during your study tenure.