Social Work Theory and Practice will introduce you to foundational frameworks guiding professional social work. The unit explores key theories, ethical principles, and practical approaches to intervention with individuals, families, and communities. Emphasis is placed on critical thinking, reflective practice, and applying evidence‑based methods to address social issues, preparing you for effective, compassionate, and professional practice in diverse settings.
Counseling Workshop and Counseling Oral are practical sessions designed to strengthen counseling skills and communication. The workshops emphasise hands-on training through role-play, case studies, and supervised practice, while the oral unit focused on presentations, oral defense, and communication of counseling theories. Together, they will prepare you for professional counseling practice with confidence and competence
The Elements of Social Work Intervention course unit introduces you to fundamental approaches, skills, and strategies used in social work professional practice. It explores assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation processes, emphasizing ethical principles, cultural sensitivity, and client empowerment. You will gain practical knowledge to address diverse social issues, strengthen communities, and support individuals through structured, evidence-based interventions.
Social Administration at degree level examines the organization, delivery, and evaluation of social services and welfare systems. You will explore policy development, public management, ethics, and community engagement, analyzing how institutions address poverty, inequality, and vulnerability. The course unit builds skills in research, planning, and program implementation, preparing you for roles in government, NGOs, and social development practice in diverse global contexts.
Community development research project examines local needs, resources, and challenges to design sustainable solutions. It involves data collection, stakeholder engagement, and analysis to improve livelihoods, social services, and economic opportunities. The project emphasizes participation, empowerment, and evidence-based planning to promote inclusive growth and long-term positive change within communities overall impact.
Community and Rural Development course unit will equip you with practical skills and theoretical knowledge to improve livelihoods in rural areas. It focuses on participatory approaches, sustainable resource management, project planning, and social empowerment, preparing you to design, implement, and evaluate development initiatives within diverse community contexts.
This course unit explores foundational principles of social ethics and their application in contemporary society. you will examine moral theories, justice, human rights, and professional responsibility, while analyzing real-world dilemmas. Emphasis is placed on critical thinking, ethical decision-making, and culturally responsive practice across diverse social, institutional, and community contexts settings globally.
Theories and Techniques of Counselling provide a structured framework for understanding human behavior and guiding individuals toward personal growth. These approaches draw from psychology, sociology, and education to address emotional, cognitive, and social challenges. Key theories include psychoanalytic, behavioral, cognitive, humanistic, and systemic models, each offering unique insights into the counselling process. Techniques such as active listening, empathy, questioning, and goal-setting help counsellors build trust and foster change. By integrating theory with practice, counselling empowers individuals to explore their experiences, develop coping strategies, and achieve healthier relationships and well-being. It is both a science and an art of support.
The Addiction Intervention course unit will equip you with essential knowledge and practical skills to understand, assess, and respond to substance use and behavioral addictions. It explores the psychological, social, and biological foundations of addiction, while emphasizing evidence-based intervention strategies. You will gain insights into prevention, counseling approaches, and community support systems that foster recovery. The course highlights ethical considerations, cultural sensitivity, and the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration in addressing addiction. By the end, you will be prepared to apply intervention techniques that promote healthier lifestyles and support individuals, families, and communities affected by addiction.
The Counselling Consultancy Skills is a practical course unit designed to equip you with essential competencies in professional counselling and consultancy practice. It emphasizes the development of effective communication, active listening, empathy, and problem-solving techniques to support individuals and groups in diverse contexts. You will explore theoretical foundations alongside applied strategies for assessment, intervention, and ethical decision-making. The unit fosters self-awareness, reflective practice, and cultural sensitivity, preparing you to engage confidently in counselling relationships. By integrating theory with experiential learning, it builds consultancy skills that enhance personal growth, professional effectiveness, and the ability to facilitate positive change.
The Development Theory and Practice course unit explores key concepts, debates, and approaches in the field of development studies. It examines classical and contemporary theories of development, including modernization, dependency, and sustainable development, while critically analyzing their relevance in today’s global context. You will gain practical insights into policy formulation, project design, and implementation strategies that address poverty, inequality, and social change. The unit emphasizes participatory approaches, ethical considerations, and the role of institutions in shaping development outcomes. By blending theory with practice, you will be equiped with analytical and problem-solving skills essential for effective engagement in development work.
The Cultural Diversity and Social Work Practice course unit will equip you with knowledge and skills to engage effectively in multicultural contexts. It examines the impact of culture, identity, and social structures on practice, highlighting inclusivity, anti-oppressive approaches, and respect for difference. You will develop competencies to support diverse populations, promote equity, and strengthen culturally responsive interventions.