MSW Course offered at IIPR is a blend of classic as well as contemporary subjects, giving students opting for these courses a platform to pursue further studies in different fields of their interest.

It is a two year postgraduate degree program.

• Semester 1 - Introduction to Social Work, Social Science Perspectives for social work practice, working with individuals, working with groups, Community organisation and Social Action, Personal and Professional Growth, Concurrent Field Work Practicum 1

• Semester 2 - Social Work Research and Statistics, Social Welfare and Development Administration, Dynamics of Human Behaviour, Social Policy and Social Legislation, Indian Constitution for Social Work Practice, Rural Community Engagement, Social Work Camp and Concurrent Field Work Practicum-II

• Semester 3 - Counseling: Theory and Practice, Specialisation Paper 1 [a) Urban Community Development b) Human Resource Management c) Public Health], Specialisation paper 2 [a) Rural and Tribal Community Development b) Labour Legislation c) Mental Health and Psychiatric Disorder], Project Management, Concurrent field work Practicum-III

• Semester 4 - Inequalities and Social Work Practice, Organisational Behaviour and Organisational Development, Specialisation Paper [Sustainable Social Development, Industrial Relations and Labour Welfare, Medical and Psychiatric Social Work], Technology and Social Work, Concurrent field work Practicum IV, Project Work

Eligibility
Any degree with aggregate of 45% in all the subjects including languages is eligible to apply. In case of candidates belonging to SC/ST/Cat-1, there shall be a relaxation of 05%. However the eligibility for admissions shall be as per the general guidelines/orders of the Bengaluru Central University /Government of Karnataka, as notified from time to time. Course Duration - total duration is of 2 years (2 semesters per year)

Fee Structure:
Post Graduation (PG)
Rs. 1,00,000/- Per Year (2 semesters per year)

Fees for NRI/Foreign students (students studying in international schools from India) will be different.