The Master of Social Work (MSW) is designed for professionals and aspiring social workers seeking advanced knowledge in social welfare, community development, and human services. The program integrates theoretical frameworks with practical applications to prepare graduates for leadership roles in social work practice, policy advocacy, and community engagement.

Assessments include case studies, research projects, fieldwork, and applied social work initiatives that enhance analytical, leadership, and professional competencies. Continuous feedback ensures mastery of skills required for effective social work practice.

• Core Courses – 60 Credits
  Develop foundational and advanced knowledge in areas such as:

  • Social Work Theory & Practice

  • Human Behavior & Social Environment

  • Social Policy & Community Development

  • Research Methods in Social Work

  • Ethics & Professional Practice

  • Program Planning & Evaluation

• Specialization/Concentration Courses – 60 Credits
  Tailor your degree with focused coursework in areas like:

  • Clinical Social Work & Counseling

  • Child & Family Welfare

  • Mental Health & Substance Abuse

  • Social Justice & Human Rights

  • Leadership & Management in Social Services

• Elective Courses – 30 Credits
  Choose electives to explore specialized topics in social work practice, policy development, or interdisciplinary subjects to broaden expertise.

• Capstone Project / Field Practicum – 30 Credits
  Apply your learning in real-world social work projects, community programs, or applied research initiatives, demonstrating professional competence, analytical ability, and leadership skills.

Students can focus on clinical social work, community development, mental health, or policy advocacy to align with career goals and sector needs.

Graduates will be prepared for careers as clinical social workers, community program managers, policy analysts, NGO professionals, and social service consultants. The program emphasizes practical application, ethical practice, and leadership in social work.

• Academic Qualification: Recognized bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Psychology, or a related field.

• Work Experience: Relevant professional experience in social work, counseling, or community services is recommended.

• English Proficiency: Non-native speakers may need to submit IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent scores.

• Supporting Documents: Completed application form, academic transcripts, CV/resume, and any additional documents requested by admissions.

• Western Global University is the sole awarding institution for all its programmes.

• Degrees are nationally recognized and internationally accredited, ensuring credibility and global acceptance.

• Graduates receive qualifications that reflect academic excellence and industry-relevant competencies.