About This Course
- To provide students with a comprehensive understanding of urban and rural community development, including historical contexts and modern challenges.
- To introduce students to the concepts of peace, conflict, and development, and familiarize them with various theoretical frameworks and practical approaches to conflict resolution.
- To develop an understanding of environmental issues, ecological perspectives, and the interrelation between human life and the environment.
- To provide knowledge on disaster management, including prevention, preparedness, and response strategies for both natural and human-made disasters.
- To prepare students for professional roles in community empowerment, advocacy, and development by utilizing government programmes and schemes effectively.
Programme Outcomes
- Students will have a thorough understanding of urban and rural governance and the ability to navigate and engage with local self-government structures effectively.
- Students will be capable of initiating and leading community-based awareness campaigns and advocacy activities to promote social change and development.
- Students will possess the analytical skills to evaluate socio-economic conditions, identify development gaps, and propose appropriate strategies for community development.
- Students will be able to apply theoretical frameworks of peace and conflict to real-world situations, enhancing their ability to manage and resolve conflicts within communities.
- Students will be equipped to address environmental issues, advocate for sustainable practices, and understand the impact of urbanization and globalization on ecological balance.
- Students will have the knowledge and skills to manage disaster response, conduct damage assessments, and understand the social and political dimensions of aid and relief efforts.
- Students will develop a holistic approach to social work, integrating knowledge of community development, governance, environmental sustainability, and disaster management into their professional practice.
Discover a comprehensive overview of the semester-wise papers and detailed syllabi for this course. Gain insights into the core subjects, electives, and practical components that will shape your academic journey.
- Communicative English
- Introduction to Social Work
- Understanding Indian Society
- Methods of Social Work
- Field Work Practicum and Viva Voce – I
- Sociology for Social Work Practice
- Human Growth & Development
- Communication Skills for Effective Social Work Practice
- Counseling and Guidance
- Field Work Practicum and Viva Voce – II
- Urban & Rural Community Development
- Tribal Community Development in NER
- Peace & Development Studies
- Environmental Studies
- Field Work Practicum and Viva Voce – III
- Social Work in Different Settings
- Family and Child Welfare
- Youth and Society
- Culture and Gender
- Field Work Practicum and Viva Voce – IV
- Fundamentals of Public Health
- Social Legislation
- Social Entrepreneurship Development
- Skills for Social Work Practitioner
- Social Work Research – I
- Social Welfare Administration
- Emerging trends in Social Work
- NGO Management
- Social Work with Person with Disabilities
- Social Work Research – II