MSW (Master of Social Work)

The MSW program is for students who want to help people in need, and it's a master's degree that takes a few years to complete. It's taught in English and happens on campus in Pune, India.

The curriculum includes subjects like human behavior, social policy, and research methods. You'll also get to practice your skills in real-world settings, like hospitals and community organizations, to develop your ability to work with people and make a positive impact.

After graduating, you can work as a social worker, counselor, or case manager. You might find jobs in hospitals, schools, or government agencies, helping people cope with challenges like poverty, illness, or trauma. Other potential job titles include program director or mental health specialist.