PSO 1: Knowledge in Social Work Theories and Practice
Graduates will acquire a solid foundation in social work theories, methods, and policies, enabling them to critically assess social issues and design effective interventions that promote social justice and individual well-being.
PSO2: Development of Ethical Social Work Practice
Graduates will develop ethical principles and a commitment to diversity, inclusion, and human rights, preparing them to handle complex social problems with integrity and empathy.
PSO 3: Community Empowerment and Advocacy
Graduates will be equipped with the skills to engage with communities, empowering marginalized groups and advocating for their rights to enhance collective social, economic, and political well-being.
PSO 4: Leadership and Innovation in Social Work
Graduates will be prepared to take leadership roles in social work settings, applying innovative and collaborative approaches to address contemporary social challenges, such as poverty, inequality, and environmental sustainability.
PSO 5: Research and Evidence-Based Practice
Graduates will engage in research and evidence-based practice, contributing to the development of new knowledge and practices that advance the field of social work and benefit society at large.

PO 1: Critical Analysis and Problem Solving
Graduates will develop critical thinking skills to assess social issues, identify their root causes, and propose practical and innovative solutions.
PO 2: Ethical Responsibility and Professional Integrity
Graduates will uphold the highest standards of ethics, showing sensitivity to cultural diversity, human rights, and social justice in their professional practice.
PO 3: Community Engagement and Collaboration
Graduates will be able to effectively engage with individuals, families, and communities through participatory approaches that foster trust and collaboration in solving social issues.
PO 4: Lifelong Learning and Professional Development
Graduates will demonstrate a commitment to continuous personal and professional growth through lifelong learning, staying updated with new trends and methodologies in social work.
PO 5: Advocacy and Social Justice
Graduates will become advocates for marginalized and vulnerable populations, working toward social justice, equality, and policy reform at local, national, and global levels.
PO 6: Research and Innovation in Social Work
Graduates will integrate research, innovation, and evidence-based approaches into their practice, contributing to new knowledge in the social work profession.
PO 7: Leadership and Organizational Skills
Graduates will develop leadership and organizational skills, enabling them to manage social work projects, organizations, and initiatives efficiently.

CO 1: Understand the evolution, development, and relevance of social work ideologies (humanism, socialism, feminism, etc.) and their impact on social work practice, ethics, and interventions in addressing social justice and equity.
CO 2: Identify and develop core social work skills, including communication, empathy, active listening, and problem-solving, which are essential for building effective relationships with individuals, groups, and communities.
CO 3: Demonstrate competence in various social work methods such as interviewing techniques, counselling, group facilitation, and participatory approaches for both individual and community interventions.
CO 4: Analyse key sociological and psychological theories to understand the relationship between individuals and larger social structures, such as class, race, and institutions, and how these impact behaviour and well-being.
CO 5: Apply psychological concepts and sociological frameworks to assess social problems like mental health issues, poverty, and discrimination, and develop appropriate social work interventions aimed at client well-being and systemic change.
CO 6: Understand the stages of group development and demonstrate skills in facilitating group processes (leadership, communication, conflict management) to foster positive change within communities and therapeutic settings.
CO 7: Reflect critically on ethical responsibilities and professional integrity in social work, applying ethical principles and addressing dilemmas faced during field practice with cultural sensitivity and respect for human rights.
CO 8: Engage in research, innovation, and evidence-based practices in social work, contributing to the development of new approaches and best practices for addressing complex social issues.
CO 9: Develop practical experience through fieldwork and internships, applying theoretical knowledge to assess client needs, formulate intervention plans, manage cases, and document social work activities effectively.
CO 10: Evaluate the impact of social work interventions on individuals and communities, using feedback from clients, peers, and supervisors to reflect on personal and professional growth and improve social work practice.
CO 11: Demonstrate leadership and organizational skills in social work settings, managing social work projects and groups, and advocating for marginalized populations to promote social justice and community empowerment.
CO 12: Utilize participatory approaches in community engagement, mobilizing resources, and implementing sustainable development strategies to address social, economic, and environmental issues.