| Subjects of Study |
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| History and Philosophy of Social Work |
Human Growth and Development |
| Gender Analysis |
Society: Structure, Culture and Change I |
| Environment and Development |
Introduction to Computer Applications I |
| Language I: English Proficiency |
Life Skills I |
| Social Work Methods Laboratory I |
Rural Economy of India |
| Society: Structure, Culture and Change II |
Working with Individuals and Families |
| Working with Groups |
Community Organization/Work I |
| Life Skills II |
Introduction to Computer Applications II |
| Social Work Methods Laboratory II |
Political Economy of Rural Development |
| Agriculture and Allied Activities I |
Education: Policies and Programs |
| Health: Policies and Programs |
Local Self Governance: Policies and Programs |
| Language II: Creative Literature |
Community Organization / Work II |
| Social Work Methods Laboratory III |
Social Welfare Administration |
| Non-Farm Sector and Rural Poor |
Quantitative Research Methods in Social Work |
| Life Skills IV |
Any three of the following Optional Courses:
a) Agriculture and Allied Activities II b) Education: Skills
c) Health: Skills d) Child Rights e) Disability |
| vi) Social Accountability and Rural Development |
Human Rights |
| Social Action, Movements and Campaigns |
Management of Non-Governmental Organizations |
| Law and Social Work I |
Qualitative Research Methods in Social Work |
| Communication and Analytical Skills |
Integrated Social Work Practice |
| Social Work Seminar |
Law and Social Work II |
| Social Harmony and Conflict |
Information Technology for Rural Development |
| Disaster Management |
Development Communication |
| Training Methodology and Management |
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