B.A. Social Work 39

B.A.
(First Year)- SOCIAL WORK
Paper-I
History, Philosophy and Fields of Social-Work
Unit - I
Concept of Professional Social-Work, Nature & Objectives, Concepts of

Social Welfare, Social Reform and Social Services, Difference and
Similarities of these concepts from social work, Basic Values and
Assumption of Social Work.
Unit - II
Nature of Voluntary Social Work, Difference between professional and

voluntary Social-Work, Constructive work of Mahatma Gandhiji and
Vinobha Bhawe, Historical Development of Social-Work in Western
Countries: America & England, Historical Scenario of Social Work in India-
Ancient, Medieval & Contemporary Era; Education & training of
Professional social-Work in India.
Unit – III
Major Principles of Social-Work, Basic Skills and Potentialities for

Social-Workers, Methods of Social-Work : Primary and Secondary
Methods.
Unit - IV
Major Fields of Social-Work : Family & Child Welfare; Women
Welfare and Women Empowerment; Youth Welfare; Medical & Psychiatric
Social Work; Rural and Urban Community Development; Correctional
Administration; Labour Welfare; Welfare of Scheduled Castes and
Scheduled Tribes.
Paper-II
Methods of Social Work
Unit - I
Social Work Method : Primary & Secondary.

Social Casework : Concept (Meaning), Principles, Elements.
Social Casework Process : Study, Diagnosis, Treatment, Followup.
Techniques of treatment in Social Casework.
Worker Client Relationship in Social Casework.
Unit - II
Social Group Work : Meaning, Objective, Elements & Principles.

Group Formation Process and types of groups in Social Group Work
Programme Planning & Development : Meaning, Steps in Programme
Planning, role of group workers in group development.
Roles & Skills of Social Group Worker.
Unit – III
Community : Meaning & Nature.

Community Organization : Meaning, Objective, Principle & Stages/steps.
Techniques of Community Organization.
Role & Skills of Community organizer.
Unit – IV
Social Welfare Administration : Meaning, Organizational Structure,

Principle & Functions Components-POSDCORB.
Social Work Research : Meaning, Types, Importance & steps.
Social Action : Meaning, Objectives and Strategies.
B.A. II Year
Paper-I
Dynamics and Development of Human Behaviour
Unit - I
Behaviour : Meaning, Types & Characteristics.

Basic Instinct : Concept, characteristics & Types, Interrelation between
Instincts and behaviour, Concept of basic needs.
Motivation : Meaning, Importance, Characteristics, Types, Relationship
between motivation and behaviour.
Emotion : Meaning, Characteristics, Types & Factors.
Learning : Meaning, Characteristics, Types, factors & Theory.
Unit – II
Personality : Meaning, Types, Determinants of Personality Development,

concept of Growth, Development & Maturation, Effect of Maternal Health
and Environmental factors on the factus and Role of Social workers.
Unit - III
Different Stages of Human Development-I
Oral Stage
Anal Stage
Oedifral Stage
Latency Stage.
Unit - IV
Different Stages of Human Development-II
Adolescence
Early Adulthood.
Late Adulthood.
Old Age.
Note : Each developmental stage has to be covered in terms of time span,

major tasks and Needs, Developmental Characteristics, Stressful
situations & role of social workers.
Paper-II
Social Problems and Services
Unit - I
Social Problem : Concept, Characteristics, Causes of Social Problems, Main

Social Problems in India-Unemployment, Illiteracy Poverty. Concept,
Causes, Consequences and Measures for Eradication. Role of Social
Worker.
Unit - II
Family Disorganisation, Juvenile Deliquency, Prostitution : Concept,

Causes, Consequences and Measures for Eradication, Role of Social
Workers; Beggary: Meaning, Causes and Eradication, Condition of Health
Services in India-Tuberculosis (T.B.), Leprosy, Aids; Symptoms, Causes
and Preventive Measures. Role of Social Worker.
Unit – III
Meaning of Schedule Caste, Schedule Tribes and Backward classes (O.B.C.)

Causes & Nature of their problem, Welfare Programmes regarding SC, ST &
O.B.C.
Unit – IV
Demography- Concept, importance, Theories Population: Malthus and

Karlmarks, Causes, factors and Consequences of population growth;
Population control: meaning, means and efforts of population control and
Role of Social worker.
B.A. (III Year)
Paper-I
Socio-Economic Development & Gandhian Thought
Unit - I
Social Change : Concept, Characteristic Pattern, Process; Change Evolution

& Progress, Causes of Social Change, Theories of Social Changes- Circular
Theory- Sorokin, Vilfredo Pareto. Linenar Theories : Herbert Spencer,
KarlMarx.
Unit - II
Economic Development : Definition, Importance, Preriquisite of Economic
Development, Characteristics of developed and developing economy,
Elements & Stages of Economic Development, Problems of Balanced &
Unbalanced Development.
Economic Planning : Concept & Elements in Planning
Social Planning : Concept & Elements.
Unit – III
Social Control : Meaning, Need, Importance, Nature, Agencies & Means;

Theories of Social Control : Emile Durkhiem, Talcott. Persons
Unit - IV
Basic elements of Gandhian Philosophy; Gandhian concept of Development,

Constructive Programmes of Gandhi, Khadi & indigenous Labour Policy,
Gandhi & Cottage industry, concept of Trusteeship, Relevance of Gandhian
Philosophy in Indian Context.
Paper-II
Emerging Fields of Social Work
Unit - I
Human Rights- Concept, Need & Universal Declaration of Human Rights,
Indian Constitution and Human Rights, National Human Right Commission-
Organizational structure and function
Child Labour- Concept, Causes and extent of the problem, Legal Measures
taken to eradicate child labour. National Child Labour Project
Unorganized labour : Concept and Importance, Working condition,
Problems of unorganized sector in India, Role of Social worker
Unit – II
Non Formal Education- Concept and Importance, Scope of non-formal
education, Role of Social Worker in the field
Health & Family Planning : Concept of Health, Indicater, Status of Health,
MCH Services, Other National Health Programmes in India, Need and
Importance of Family Planning, Role of Social Worker in the field of Health
and Family Planning.
Environmental Problems : Types, Causes and Remedies, Role of Social
Worker in Conservation of Environment.
Unit - III
Corporate Social responsibility- Concept, Need and Importance, Legal
Provision, Efforts by Corporate Sectors.
Disaster Management- Concept, causes & type of disaster, Rehabilitation
and Related Problems, Role of Social Work in Disaster Management.
Slums Improvement- Concept of Slum, Type of Slums, Problems associated
with slums, Current schemes for the improvement of slums in India, Role of
Social Worker.
Unit – IV
Geriatric Problems : Problems of older persons, National Policy and

programmes for the Aged. Role of Social Worker.
Gender issues and social work- Concept, causes of Discrimination against
women, Violence against Women, Provisions of the Domestic Violence Act-
2005. Women Empowerment- Concept, need, Different Dimensions of
Empowerment.
Youth unrest- Nature and Causes of Youth Unrest, Programmes for the
Welfare of youths.Consumer Rights- Consumer Rights Act. Machinery for
the Settlement of Consumer Disputes.
Paper-III
Social Policy, Social Security and NGO Management
Unit - I
Social Policy : Concept, objectives, principles, functions and fields;

Preamble and Directive Principles of Constitution; Concept of social
planning, Interrelation between social policy, economic policy and social
planning, operational framework of social planning; Concept of social
legislations.
Unit - II
History of social welfare planning in India; Social policies related to

children, women, youth old age, and population.
Unit - III
Social Security : Concept, Approaches; General introduction to some Social

Security Acts : Employees Provident Fund Act, 1952, Employees' State
Insurance Act, 1948, Maternity Benefits Act, 1961.
Unit - IV
Meaning of NGO, Difference from Government Organizations (G.O.),

Characteristics, Byelaws, Memorandum; Introduction to Society
Registration Act.-1860, The Trade Union Act.-1926 and The Trust Act.
1982; Preparation of project proposal - objective, type and drafting
Human rights and Indian Constitution— Fundamental rights and duties;

Universal Seclaration on Human Rights; National Human Rights
Commission—Purpose, organizational set up, power & function.

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B.A.

(First Year)- SOCIAL WORK

Concept of Professional Social-Work, Nature & Objectives, Concepts of

Nature of Voluntary Social Work, Difference between professional and

Major Principles of Social-Work, Basic Skills and Potentialities for

Social Work Method : Primary & Secondary.

Social Group Work : Meaning, Objective, Elements & Principles.

Community : Meaning & Nature.

Social Welfare Administration : Meaning, Organizational Structure,

Behaviour : Meaning, Types & Characteristics.

Personality : Meaning, Types, Determinants of Personality Development,

Note : Each developmental stage has to be covered in terms of time span,

Social Problem : Concept, Characteristics, Causes of Social Problems, Main

Family Disorganisation, Juvenile Deliquency, Prostitution : Concept,

Meaning of Schedule Caste, Schedule Tribes and Backward classes (O.B.C.)

Demography- Concept, importance, Theories Population: Malthus and

Social Change : Concept, Characteristic Pattern, Process; Change Evolution

Social Control : Meaning, Need, Importance, Nature, Agencies & Means;

Basic elements of Gandhian Philosophy; Gandhian concept of Development,

Geriatric Problems : Problems of older persons, National Policy and

Social Policy : Concept, objectives, principles, functions and fields;

History of social welfare planning in India; Social policies related to

Social Security : Concept, Approaches; General introduction to some Social

Meaning of NGO, Difference from Government Organizations (G.O.),

Human rights and Indian Constitution— Fundamental rights and duties;

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