29/07/2026
The Department of Social Work successfully conducted Day 2 of the Orientation Programme for the newly admitted MSW and MSW-HR students. The sessions were designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the academic structure, professional expectations, and career opportunities in the field of Social Work and Human Resource Management.
The first session focused on the Course Structure of the MSW and MSW-HR programmes, where students were introduced to the curriculum, credit system, core and elective courses, fieldwork practicum, skill enhancement components, research, and continuous internal evaluation. Special emphasis was placed on the significance of Rural Camp and Study Tour as integral components of social work education. Students were informed about the objectives, learning outcomes, and experiential nature of these activities, which aim to bridge classroom learning with field realities while enhancing professional competencies, leadership skills, teamwork, and community engagement.
The second session provided a detailed orientation on the Examination Pattern of the programmes. Students were acquainted with the evaluation system, including continuous internal assessment, semester-end examinations, fieldwork assessment, assignments, presentations, practical work, attendance requirements, and grading procedures. The session enabled students to clearly understand the academic expectations and assessment process throughout the programme.
The second day of the Orientation Programme strengthened the students' understanding of the academic framework and professional scope of the programmes. The interactive sessions inspired students to pursue excellence in academics, field practice, and professional development while preparing them to become ethical, competent, and socially committed professionals capable of addressing contemporary social and organizational challenges.