Sociology

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CO1. Soft Skills - Acquire soft skills necessary for social work profession like

communication, decision making, time management, positive attitude, leadership and

self motivation.

CO2. Presentation - Acquire skills in different presentation styles

CO3. Team Work - connect and work with others to achieve a particular task.

CO4. Creativity - create an awareness raising program/advocacy on any contemporary social

issue utilizing the possibilities of social media, communication techniques, art forms,

and theatre.

Outline

There will be twelve sessions of one and a half hour each. The sessions are centered on Life

skills proposed by WHO. The course is designed as hands on training, which are highly

interactive and participative. Attendance and participation in all the sessions is the requirement

of the course.

The sessions include the following:

1. Self-awareness

2. Empathy

3. Creative thinking

4. Critical thinking

5. Coping with stress

6. Coping with emotions,

7. Effective communication and presentation

8. Interpersonal relationship

9. Leadership and organizational skills

10. Decision making

11. Problem solving

12. Career Training

CO1. Understand the basic concept of social work and its  conceptual clarification regarding      

          Social  Work as a Profession

CO2.  Analyze the Philosophical framework of Social Work

CO3. Comprehend  major milestone of professional social work in India and international

CO4. Demonstrate  the methods and fields  of social work with the emerging trends.

CO5. Identify emerging trends in Social Work Education

 CO6. Develop  critical and creative ability  to students for social work intervention and practices

Studies on Health and Social Epidemiology 

The Course is expected to bring forth the following Outcomes 

Course Outcomes (COs)

CO1.  Learners understand the structure and composition of Indian Society in terms of the category of caste

CO2.  Learners gain the ability to review the transformation of Indian Society in villages

CO3.  Learners are able to analyze the changing dimensions of Indian society

CO4.  Learners know the origin of Sociology in India and the latest trends

CO5.  Learners critically comprehend different perspectives in studying Indian society

Course Outcome (Cos)

 CO1: Understand the basic concepts of sociology of ageing.

CO2: Analyze the existing problems and challenges of elderly in the modern era.

CO3: Apply the theoretical perspectives of ageing in the actual life.

CO4: Evaluate the affirmative action for the welfare of an elderly

CO5: Critically thinking about the need of care and protection of

           Elderly in the family and society and acting accordingly

Course Outcomes (COs):

Learners become familiar with the research methods and techniques followed in quantitative, qualitative and mixed research.