MSW in Medical and Psychiatric Social Work is a 2 year course. Psychiatric social work is a specialized type of medical social work that involves supporting, providing therapy to, and coordinating the care of people who are severely mentally ill and who require hospitalization or other types of intensive psychiatric help. Social workers in this challenging and demanding field must work closely with individuals suffering from complex and hard to manage conditions that are in deep emotional distress and/or may be a danger to themselves or others. Psychiatric social workers may also encounter difficulties getting clients the resources and support they need to fully address their problems.

MSW in Family and Child Welfare is a 2 year postgraduate social work course. This Advanced Practice Children, Youth, and Families field unit offers all students social work content on child welfare and other family services in public, private, and educational settings. It offers Advanced Practice Year students an opportunity to develop knowledge and skills in Advanced Practice areas and to strengthen generalist areas as needed. Prepares students for practice in child welfare and family services in the public or private sector. Addresses social work's historic mission to serve poor and vulnerable families with a variety of direct practice methods in the Advanced Generalist perspective.

MSW in Rural and Urban Community Development is a 2 year PG course. The course is designed to improve community living conditions in India’s urban and rural areas. Urban development encompasses both the creation of new green space and the revitalization of existing urban areas. Rural development is a means of enhancing people’s quality of life and economic health in rural areas. MSW Urban & Rural Community Development syllabus contains India Society Analysis, Planning, and Development, Human Behaviour, Social Policy, Rural Development Techniques, Child Rights, Urban Studies, etc.