No. | Course Title | Description |
1 | Introduction to Social Work | Concepts, history, and principles of social work practice. |
2 | Contemporary Social Problems | Examination of pressing social challenges and their impact on communities. |
3 | Citizenship and Patriotism Practice | Developing civic responsibility and engagement in social change. |
4 | Theory and Practice of Social Work | Approaches, methods, and processes in professional social work. |
5 | Elements of Social Work Intervention | Techniques for addressing individual, family, and community social needs. |
6 | Social Work with Children and Families | Strategies for supporting children, families, and child welfare services. |
7 | Managing Social Welfare Organizations | Principles of planning, organizing, and managing social institutions. |
8 | Philosophy, Values & Ethics of Social Work | Ethical principles and professional values guiding social work practice. |
9 | Development Psychology | Psychological development stages and implications for social intervention. |
10 | Statistics for Social Sciences | Statistical methods for analyzing social issues and evaluating interventions. |
11 | Public Policy and Management | How social policies are formulated, implemented, and managed in welfare contexts. |
12 | Social Work and Law | Legal frameworks governing social services and client rights. |
13 | Principles of Social Research | Research methods for evidence-based social work and program design. |
14 | Decentralization Theory and Practice | Governance structures and service delivery at local levels. |
15 | Social Work with Individuals and Groups | Counseling and group work methods for social workers. |
16 | Social Psychology | How social interactions shape behavior and community relationships. |
17 | Introduction to Social Anthropology | Cultural perspectives on social organization and community life. |
18 | Introduction to Counseling | Basic counseling skills and approaches for supporting clients. |
19 | Social Service Design in Developing Countries | Creating and evaluating social programs in resource-limited settings. |
20 | Human Growth and Behavior | Human development and behavioral theories in social contexts. |
21 | Field Practice I–IV | Supervised, hands-on training in real social work environments. |
22 | Social Policy Analysis | Techniques for evaluating and improving social policies and programs. |
23 | Demography: The Study of Human Population | Population studies and their implications for social service planning. |
24 | Project Management in Public Sector | Planning, implementing, and assessing social projects in the public domain. |
25 | Islamic Family Law | Islamic legal frameworks related to family and social welfare. |
26 | Disaster Management | Social interventions in crisis and disaster situations. |
27 | Social Work and National Development | Role of social work in advancing community and national development goals. |
28 | Social Planning and Development | Designing and implementing strategies for social improvement and welfare services. |
29 | Islam and Social Work | Integration of Islamic principles with social work ethics and practices. |
30 | Social Sector Finance and Budgeting | Financial management principles for social service organizations. |
31 | Social Work in Somalia | Contextual study of social issues and service systems within Somalia. |
32 | NGOs and Social Development | Strategic management of non-governmental organizations for community welfare. |
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