Program Overview

Master of Social Work (MSW) Program

Program Overview

The Master of Social Work (MSW) degree is established to meet the demands of modernization, scientization, and professionalization in social management and social services. The program aims to cultivate high-level, compound, and applied social management and social service professionals who possess both moral integrity and professional competence, and who can adapt to the needs of socialist modernization.

Program Objectives

The MSW program is designed to train professionals for government departments and non-governmental social service institutions. The program focuses on developing students' expertise in social management and social services, enabling them to contribute to the modernization of social management and social services.

Program Details

• The program is tailored to meet the requirements of socialist modernization.
• It aims to produce professionals with a strong foundation in social management and social services.
  • The curriculum covers a range of topics, including social management, social services, and professional practice.
  • Students will develop skills in areas such as social research, policy analysis, and program evaluation.
• The program emphasizes the development of high-level, compound, and applied professionals who can work in various settings, including government agencies and non-governmental organizations.