Your Complete Guide to
Social Work

MSW is a 2-year postgraduate degree that prepares students for professional social work practice. It covers subjects like Social Case Work, Social Group Work, Community Organization, Human Growth & Development, Social Research, and more. It equips graduates to work in NGOs, hospitals, schools, corporate CSR, government agencies, and international organizations.

Any graduate from a recognized university can apply for MSW. Most universities accept students from all disciplines — Arts, Science, Commerce, etc. Some universities conduct entrance exams, while others admit on merit basis. A passion for social welfare and community development is the key requirement.

MSW curriculum typically includes Social Case Work, Social Group Work, Community Organization, Social Welfare Administration, Human Growth & Development, Social Work Research & Statistics, Social Policy & Planning, Medical & Psychiatric Social Work, Labour Welfare, and Fieldwork/Practicum.

MSW graduates can work as social workers in NGOs, counsellors in schools and hospitals, CSR managers in corporations, probation officers, community development officers, HR professionals, medical social workers, psychiatric social workers, child welfare officers, and more. Government jobs (UGC NET, UPSC) are also popular career paths.

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