Ph.D. in Social Work

Why research in social work

Research is an important part of social work practice so researchers can discover what works and what doesn’t (regarding services and interventions). Moreover, research is a critical component of evidence-based practices (EBP) which is an essential aspect of social work practice.

Put another way, social workers should be implementing services and/or interventions that are scientifically sound and research is conducted to determine just that. Social workers also use research to educate the public (and the government as well) and to advocate for social justice.

Research Policy

The department of Social Work, USTM offers research  opportunities in the following broad areas

1. Community development
2. Medical psychiatric
3. Tribal Studies
4. Women empowerment
5. Rural Entrepreneurship
6. Water and Sanitation

Project

Water and Sanitation

Publications

1. Community development
2. Medical psychiatric
3. Tribal Studies
4. Women empowerment
5. Rural Entrepreneurship

Journals

Thrust area

1. Community development
2. Medical psychiatric
3. Tribal Studies
4. Women empowerment
5. Rural Entrepreneurship
6. Water and Sanitation
7. Community development
8. Medical psychiatric
9. Tribal Studies
10. Women empowerment
11. Rural Entrepreneurship
12. Water and Sanitation

Fellowship

University fellowship for internal faculty members

MoU

MoU with UNESCO UNRC to conduct numbers of activities in areas like

1. Women empowerment
2. Rural Entrepreneurship
3. Water and Sanitation
4. Community development

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