Programme Details

Embarking on a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Social Work is a journey into the profound complexities of human experience and societal structures. This program is not merely an academic pursuit but a quest for deeper understanding and transformative change. At its core, the PhD in Social Work invites scholars to engage in critical reflection and innovative inquiry, addressing the intricate interplay between individuals, communities, and the systems that shape their lives.

Our program nurtures intellectual rigor and fosters a commitment to social justice, encouraging researchers to explore and challenge the underlying assumptions and power dynamics within social work practice. Through rigorous research and scholarly discourse, PhD candidates contribute to the evolution of knowledge and the development of effective interventions that resonate with the lived experiences of marginalized and vulnerable populations.

Program Outcomes

• PhD in Social Work opens diverse career options beyond traditional roles.
• Opportunities in academia, research, clinical practice, policy, and global social work.
• Graduates can become professors, research fellows, consultants, or nonprofit leaders.
• Offers flexibility for leadership roles in varied professional settings.
• Enables impactful work benefiting individuals, communities, and society.

Career Pathways

• University Professor: Teach social work courses, conduct research, and contribute to the academic community.
• Research Fellow: Engage in cutting-edge social work research, collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, and publish findings.
• Policy Analyst: Analyze social policies, provide recommendations for improvement, and advocate for policy changes.
• Nonprofit Executive Director: Lead and manage social service organizations, oversee program development and implementation.