The Ph.D. in Social Work is a doctoral research programme that focuses on advanced study and research in social welfare, human development, and community empowerment. The course aims to develop scholars and practitioners with the knowledge and analytical skills to address complex social problems and contribute to policy-making, program evaluation, and professional social work practice.
The programme emphasizes research in areas such as social justice, child and women welfare, public health, community development, mental health, social policy, poverty alleviation, and the role of NGOs and government agencies in social welfare. Students are trained in advanced research methodologies, ethics in social research, and evidence-based practice to design and implement impactful social interventions.
Career opportunities for Ph.D. holders in Social Work include academic and research positions in universities and institutes, as well as leadership roles in NGOs, government departments, and international development organizations. Graduates are equipped to work as policy analysts, consultants, program directors, and researchers, contributing to social transformation, advocacy, and sustainable community development.
