M.A. EXTENSION EDUCATION AND SOCIAL WORK 2020-21.pdf

M.A. Extension Education and Social Work syllabus at Jiwaji University, Gwalior, for sessions 2019-20 and 2020-21, consists of 4 semesters.

First semester (2019-20) courses include:
- Perspectives of Extension Education (EESW101)
- Introduction to Social Work (EESW102)
- Indian Society (EESW103)
- Social Problems and Legal Literacy (EESW104)
- Community Project (EESW105)
- Seminar (EESW106)
- Assignment (EESW107)

Second semester (2019-20) courses include:
- Social Work & HRD (EESW201)
- Work with Individual & Families (EESW202)
- Psychological Perspectives in SW (EESW203)
- Community and Health Education (EESW204)
- Community Project (EESW205)
- Seminar (EESW206)
- Assignment (EESW207)

Third semester (2020-21) courses include:
- Social Research: Methods and Statistics (EESW301)
- Work with Groups & Communities (EESW302)
- Labour Welfare & Industrial Social Work (EESW303A) or NGO Management and Social Development (EESW303B)
- Women's Studies (EESW304A) or Value Education & Human Rights (EESW304B)
- Field work report & Viva-Voce (EESW305)
- Seminar (EESW306)
- Assignment (EESW307)

Fourth semester (2020-21) courses include:
- Social Welfare Administration (EESW401)
- Environmental Perspectives in S.W. (EESW402)
- Guidance and Counseling (EESW403A) or Population Studies (EESW403B)
- Disaster Management (EESW404A) or Education Technology (EESW404B)
- Block Placement for Field Work & Viva (EESW405A) or Research Project & Viva (EESW405B)
- Seminar (EESW406)
- Assignment (EESW407)

Each semester has a total of 800 marks, with 640 marks for end semester exams and 160 marks for sessional work. The total credit for each semester is 24.

Paper 101 (First Semester) covers the concept of extension education, its principles, methods, and process, as well as historical perspectives and communication support.

Paper 102 (First Semester) covers the concept of social work, its history, philosophy, and human development, as well as field work in social work.

Paper 103 (First Semester) covers the concept of Indian society, sociological concepts, sociology and social work, faction, economics, and social work, as well as current sociological perspectives.