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CONTENTS

Invitation

About the University

Infrastructure

About the Department of Social Work

Academic Programmes offered

Course Structure

Pedagogy

Fieldwork

Modes of Learning

Student’s Activities

Batch Profile

Our Partners in Fieldwork and Placements

Our Prestigious Alumni

The Upcoming Batch

Contact Details

Response Sheet

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Vice Chancellor's Message

The Department of Social Work at Jamia Millia Islamia is one of the premier institutions of

social work education in the country. Recently, the University Grants Commission has

upgraded it to a Center for Advanced Study. The Department has been seminal in

developing sound, dynamic and professional leaders in the field of social work.

The pedagogy at the Department is a unique blend of different methodologies to help

students imbibe theoretical knowledge to go along with sound professional skills. The

Department has an innovative Behaviourial and Personality Enrichment Laboratory to equip the students with

micro-skills of social work in a simulated environment. The faculty at the Department has earned their repute not

only within the university but also at National and International levels.

I take this opportunity to welcome you to the campus to interact with and recruit the outgoing batch of students

of M A Social Work.

(Najeeb Jung)Vice-ChancellorJamia Millia Islamia

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I am delighted to introduce to you the outgoing batch of the students of M A Social Work.

These students had been selected through an all India competition and have undergone

two years (4 semesters) of intense training in theoretical frameworks, social science

knowledge for social work, and core social work methods and techniques, along with at-

least 150 hours of field training each semester. The core skills of the students are

developed through the Behavioral and Personality Enrichment Laboratory, Skill

Laboratories, Extension Lectures, Rural Camp etc.

I am convinced that the students are intensely committed and passionate about their chosen profession and are all

geared up to make a difference in the lives of the people.

I invite you to visit the campus, interact with our students and recruit them for possible openings in your

organization. I am confident that these students will prove an asset to whichever organization they chose to join.

Message from the Head of the Department

(Prof. Zubair Meenai)HeadDepartment of Social WorkJamia Millia Islamia

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It is my pleasure to introduce to you the outgoing batch of M.A Social Work, a group of

young and passionate social workers. These students have undergone intensive training for

two years with individualized field work supervision and classroom training. This strong

blend of field work training, rural practicum, skill labs and sound theoretical base has

helped to mold the students into competent, confident and ethical professionals. Their

knowledge of micro as well as macro level issues has prepared them to serve in variety of

organizations dealing with human issues.

We at the department train the students in two broad areas Social Development and Social Welfare respectively

equipping them with the required skill set.

I am confident that these students are very well prepared and would prove to be well rounded professionals. I

welcome your organization for recruitment of M.A Social Work students.

(Prof. N.U. Khan)

Director- Fieldwork & Placement

Department of Social Work

Jamia Millia Islamia

Message from Director of Fieldwork and Placements

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Jamia Millia Islamia is one of the premier universities of national importance. It became a Central

University by an Act of the Indian Parliament in 1988. This University came into existence at Aligarh in

1920 during the Khilafat and Non-cooperation movement in response to Mahatma Gandhi's call to boycott

the Government-supported institutions. Jamia moved from Aligarh to Delhi in 1925. The name of the

University, Jamia Millia Islamia, in which Jamia means 'University' and Millia means 'National', mirrors its

very ideology.

Today, Jamia Millia Islamia is an ensemble of a multi layered education system nurturing over sixteen

thousand students, through six hundred sixty full time faculty teachers, nine faculties, forty two

departments and offering more than two hundred courses covering all aspects of schooling,

undergraduate, post-graduate and doctoral level education. The various faculties are Education,

Humanities & Languages, Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, Engineering & Technology, Law,

Architecture & Ekistics, Fine Arts and Dentistry. Besides its nine faculties, Jamia has over twenty-three

centers of learning and research.

About Jamia Millia Islamia

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The objectives of the University are to disseminate advanced knowledge and provide

instructional, research and extension facilities in various branches of learning. The University

endeavors to provide the students and faculty with the necessary atmosphere and facilities for

the promotion of:

Innovations in education leading to restructuring of courses, new methods of teaching

and learning and integrated development of personality.

Studies in various disciplines, inter-disciplinary studies and

National integration, secularism and international understanding.

Dr. Zakir Husain Library named after the ex-President of India, (Late) Dr. Zakir Husain in 1973, is

the Central Library of the Jamia Library System, which includes the Faculty and Center

Libraries. Spread over an area of 23,038 sq. feet, the collection consists of books, periodicals,

pamphlets, manuscripts, photographs & Electronic Resources and E-journals like Sage, Jstor,

Pubmed, Blackwell Synergy etc. The library has fully computerized its most actively used

collection, which is now available to users through OPAC (Online Public Access Catalogue) with

network access across the campus-wide LAN.

Infrastructure Library

Resources:

Books

Journals

Theses

Microfilm/Microfiche

Compact Discs

Manuscripts

Special Collections

: 3,28,000

: 445

: 600

: 200

: 30

: 3,000

: 176

The university has six hostels for boys and three hostels for girls where students from different

religions, cultures, castes and ethnic background reside giving a true cosmopolitan look to the

hostel. The hostel provides various facilities like twenty four hour internet facility, library cum

reading room, common room, recreation room, playground, RO purifier, hygienic dining hall,

twenty four hours power backup, telephone facilities etc.

A scene of boisterous exuberance, the University cafeteria is a popular meeting place of like

minds where sharing of ideas and bonding with friends happens over a cup of coffee. The cafés

serve food ranging from light refreshments to wholesome meals.

Recognizing the challenges that the industry has put forth in terms of information technology, the

University's Computer Centre is providing IT services to its users through the following labs:

The central auditorium has a seating capacity for more than six hundred attendees. It has world

class acoustic arrangements complete with seating and lighting arrangements. The Auditorium

has hosted various national and international level events. Besides this, university has many

conference halls well suited for seminars, conferences, round-table discussions, lectures and

debates.

Hostel Facilities

Cafeteria

Computer Lab

· MIS Lab

· Network and Data Centre

· Software Library

· Multimedia Lab

· Internet Users Lab

· Website Management Lab

M.A. Ansari Auditorium

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The University has its own Dental Hospital, a Physiotherapy Centre as well as a general Health

Centre which is fully equipped to handle medical exigencies. General physicians and specialists

are available in different time slots and the Centre has tie-ups with some of the major hospitals in

the National Capital Region, the facilities of which can be availed by both the students and

faculty alike.

Jamia Sports Complex also served as a practice venue for the Commonwealth Games 2010.

The sprawling Bhopal Ground, the pride of the University, has hosted Inter-Departmental and

Inter-University matches and State-level Ranji Trophy matches. It is equipped with an

International pavilion, electronics score board, night lighting facilities and an international level

cricket and hockey fields. The students of Social Work Program have access to ample facilities

for recreation, rejuvenation and various co-curricular activities, which help to dwell a healthy

mind in a healthy body. The University also has on campus courts/fields for basketball, cricket,

badminton, tennis, volleyball, lawn tennis, hockey and football. The indoor stadium has state of

the art facilities for indoor-badminton courts, basketball courts and equipment for workouts and

exercises.

Healthcare Facilities

Sports and Recreation

Computer Lab Cafeteria8

The Department of Social Work, Jamia Millia Islamia, was accorded the status of Department of

Special Assistance (DSA) in the year 1991 by University Grants Commission (UGC) which was

followed by two more phases of DSA. Keeping in view the significant achievements as well as

potential for excellence, the department was recently upgraded as the UGC Centre for

Advanced Study (CAS) in April 2010. The UGC CAS programme has, by providing the required

infrastructure, enabled the department to focus on developing the two units.

ü Research and Resource Unit on Social Work with Minorities (RRUSWM); and

ü Behavior and Personality Enrichment Laboratory (BPEL)

It is the first Social Work department in the country to earn this status. The department was also

sanctioned assistance from UGC under the ASSISH programme (2005-2010). The DSA,

ASSISH and CAS put together have strengthened the department in terms of academic quality

and infrastructure facilities.

The Department of Social Work with its precursor the Jamia School of Social Work came into

being over 40 years ago to give yet another expression to Jamia's historic mission of service to

the community. Jamia is known, among other activities, for rendering services to the

neighbourhood through adult education programmes including night schools, literacy centers,

and libraries for neo-literate, recreation for youth, and training of women and girls for their future

social and economic roles.

The Department has been associated with several National and International organizations

including corporate houses, non-governmental organizations, public sector and autonomous

organizations, various ministries of the government, different consultancy organizations and

reputed academic institutions. The department's community outreach programme was

instrumental in the setting up of the Zakir Husain Memorial Welfare Society and the Child

Guidance Centre.


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All class rooms have the facility of a LCD projector, enabling teachers to use the latest

innovations in ICT to impart class room teaching. The Department also has a fully-furnished and

well-equipped Seminar Room where various skill development laboratories, extension lectures,

seminars and special lectures etc are organized to hone the professional skills in the students.

In addition to the University library, the Department also has a library of its own with a collection

of approximately 1500 books on various subjects and topics such as Social Work, Human

Resource Management, Social Policy, NGO Management, Research Methodology etc. The

Department is also equipped with a computer lab catering to the research needs of the students

and the faculty.

In order to pay individualized attention to the students and to facilitate their professional

development with the help of intensive classroom instructions coupled with rigorous field

practicum, the Department admits a small number of students in all its courses with the help of

an entrance examination followed by group discussion and personal interview on an all India

basis. The following is the intake capacity of the Department for its various courses:

The Department realizes and acknowledges the dynamism of the social situations. The

Department keeps reviewing, revising and restructuring the curriculum of the various courses to

keep up with the latest developments in the paradigms of social work.

Academic Programmes offered

B.A. (Hons.) in Social Work

M.A. in Social Work

M.A. in Human Resource Management

P.G. Diploma in Management of NGOs

Doctoral Program in Social work

Doctoral Program in Human Resource Management

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S. No. Programme No. of Seats

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The department has a rigorous selection process consisting of a Written Test followed by a round

of Group Discussion and Personal Interview, that yields candidates with the right aptitude for the

profession. They are then trained and groomed to meet the challenges of the profession.

M.A. in Social Work is a 4 semester (two year) post-graduate programme with a generic

base. The programme is designed to meet the expanding human resource requirement

in the field of Welfare and Development.

The students from the social welfare stream primarily focus at micro level, providing

preventive, curative and rehabilitative interventions. In the process of intervention, while

remedial aspects are attended, the emphasis is on empowering the clients. The

curriculum is designed to train the students to develop skills and competencies to

address issues in the areas of well-being of the family, life skills, mental health,

delinquency, HIV/AIDS, alcoholism and drug abuse etc.

The social development curriculum prepares students to critically evaluate existing

policies, programmes and intervention strategies to empower communities to bring

about positive changes. The students are trained to develop expertise to deal with rural

and urban poverty, public health, gender empowerment, human rights, and

environmental issues, sustainable livelihood, education and consumer rights.

Master of Arts in Social Work

Selection Process

Course Structure

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The Curriculum

Foundations of Social Work Practice

Theories and Practice of Case Work &

Clinical Interventions

Theories and Practice of Group Work

Working with Communities

Social Science Concepts

Social Work Practice Skills

Social Work Research

Women's Empowerment: Concept and Approaches

Children and Adolescents: Problems and Issues

Marginalized Communities: Issues and Interventions

Semester I Semester II

Classroom Session

Classroom Session

Classroom Session

Individual Conferences/Extension Lectures



Field Work 8 Hours

Field Work 8 Hours

Group Conferences/Skill Labs

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Days of the Week The Pedagogy The Activities

Counseling Theory

and practice

Social Welfare

Management

Organizational Dynamics

Social Policy and

Social Legislation

Clinical interventions

in Specific Settings

(Social Welfare stream)

Social Development

(Social Development stream)

Family Practice:

Theory, Problems & Issues

Coping With Stress

(Including Intervention with Women)

Applied

and Life Crises

Behaviour Therapy

Emerging Areas of

Welfare Practice I

Emerging Areas

of Welfare Practice II

Participatory Approaches

in Development

Emerging Areas of

Rural Intervention

Emerging Areas of

Urban Intervention

Poverty:

Issues and Strategies

Livelihoods

Semester III Semester IV: Social Welfare Social Development

Weekly Schedule

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Department's Pedagogy

The FacultyProf Zubair Meenai

Prof. Anjali Gandhi

Prof. A. S. Kohli

Prof. S.M. Sajid

Prof. N.U. Khan

Dr. Jyoti Kakkar

Dr. Archana Dassi

Dr. Neelam Sukhramani

Dr. U.K. Popli

Dr. Vani Narula

Dr. Ravindra R. Patil

Dr. Intezar Khan

Dr. Sigamani P

Dr. Ashvini Kumar Singh

Ms. Lalhmingmawii Gangte

Dr. Virendra B. Shahare

Dr. Habeebul Rahman V.M.

Dr. Sanjay Hingole

Dr. Asiya Nasreen

Ms. Nosheen Nizam

Specialization in Rural Development, Micro-Finance, & Project Management.

Specialization in Gender Studies.

Specialization in HRM, Community Organization, Human Rights & Labor Laws.

Diploma in Labour Laws (ILI), Ph.D. Specialization in Labour Welfare,

Minority Studies, Peace and Conflict Analysis.

Ph.D. - Specialization in Welfare Management, & Human Resource Management.

Ph.D. - Specialization in IRPM and HIV/AIDS

Ph.D. - Specialization in T&D, Child Rights, Disability, Women welfare and

Social Defense

Ph.D. - Specialization in NGO Management and Child Rights

Ph.D. - Specialization in Gender studies, Gerontology, T&D

Dip. (IRPM), Ph.D. - Specialization in Human Resource Management

Ph.D. - Specialization in Urban and Rural Community Development

Ph.D. - Specialization in Correctional Administration

Ph.D. - Specialization in Public Policy, Health Care and HRM.

Ph.D. - Specialization in Social Welfare

Ph.D. - (Pursuing) - Specialization in Social Welfare

Ph.D. - Specialization in Urban and Rural Community Development

Ph.D. - Specialization in Social Defense and Correctional Service.

Ph.D. - Specialization in Social Movements

Ph.D. - Specialization in Social Welfare

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In order to meticulously groom and train the students in all aspects of social work profession, the

students of M.A. Social Work undertake I440 hours of exhaustive fieldwork during the entire

duration of the course. The students not only learn from their fieldwork training at the

organisational and community level but they also Iearn skills of the Social Work profession

through practice oriented modes of learning such as Skill Labs and Extension Lectures. The

curriculum also encourages the students to accentuate their analytical and evaluative skills

through discussions, deliberations and research in the form of projects, Group Conferences,

presentations and other avenues of experiential learning.

The M.A. Social Work curriculum entails extensive classroom teaching in conjunction with

concurrent fieldwork training throughout the two year duration. This classroom teaching and

fieldwork training is facilitated and enriched through various modules such as the following:

Extensive Field Experience Field Work

Modes of Learning

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Students Conducting PRA

The Social Work profession caters to a variety of practice areas such as education, health,

livelihoods, child abuse, domestic violence, care of the elderly, HIV/AIDS, reproductive and

sexual health, disability etc. at the levels of individual, groups and communities and also the

broader level of policy analysis and modification. The students therefore are placed with

governmental and non-governmental organizations for working in these and other related fields

of their field practicum.

As part of internal assessment, every student has to prepare an assignment. Every assignment

presents a comprehensive study of the particular topic where the special focus is on the

student's perspective and his/her personal opinion about the topic the field experiences. The

students are also required to give an ppt presentation to the whole class and the respective

teacher.

Individual conference is a guided interaction between the students and the assigned faculty

supervisor to analyse issue and problems arising out of fieldwork experiences. It focuses on

work assignment and work schedule, analysis of client systems and problem situation. It

enhances the recording skills of the students and facilitates the evaluation of learning level

achieved.

Group conference is a mechanism to facilitate professional sharing of fieldwork experiences

with fellow students and faculty supervisors. It provides the students an exposure to different

field setting and an opportunity to discuss variety of issues and problems and their implications

in practice. Group conference also facilitates problem solving through group efforts and

enhances ability to work as a team member. It helps in developing presentation skills, ability to

receive feedback and utilizing it constructively.

Practice Areas

Assignments And Presentations

Individual Conference

Group Conference

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A weeklong orientation programme is designed and conducted for every batch with the purpose

to get an acquaintance with the nature and content of the course. Working professionals from

various fields are invited to share their experiences. A three-day communication lab strengthens

the seven-day orientation programme, where the students get an opportunity to display and

enhance their communication skills.

Orientation Programme

The department in collaboration with NSS organizes an educational camp for M.A. (Social

Work) first year and B.A. (Social Work) second year students in a rural area, every year as a part

of the course curriculum. The camp is the best place to sharpen the skills of rapport formation,

situational analysis and awareness generation in a rural community. Students develop an

understanding of group dynamics and power structures in a rural community. They also sharpen

their skills of group living and learn to initiate the development of attitudes conducive for effective

teamwork. This batch went to Chajjunagar, a village in Palwal district of Haryana. The camp was

focused on comprehensive theoretical inputs and practical utilization of PRA techniques and

other skills.

Rural Camp

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The students participated in a number of activities organized by the Subject Association such as

group discussions, debates, film shows, and cultural events. Participation in these activities

enabled the students to take on responsibilities and accomplish the task at hand in their own

innovative way.

The Department organizes various national and international seminars, symposiums and

conferences on different emerging issues regularly. Some of them are, “Relevance of Policy

reforms and Development: Challenges before emerging Economies”, “Human Resource

Management in twenty first century”, etc. The conferences and seminars are aimed at bringing

various stakeholders into a colloquium to debate and discuss policy issues, innovative practices

and intervention strategies associated with the social work profession.

Every year, Subject Association of the department organizes a socio-cultural festival. This year

the theme of the festival was inclusive development. A significant number of events like intra

faculty debate competition, JAM, street theatre competition and music competitions were held.

The Inter Agency Sports and Cultural Meet organized by the department, provides a platform for

interaction between children from the various communities in which the students are placed as

trainees through their fieldwork organizations. The children participated in a variety of sports and

cultural events which were coordinated and managed by the students under the supervision of

faculty members.

Student ActivitiesSubject Association

Conferences & Seminars

Department Festival

Inter-Agency Meet

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The Department of Social Work organizes various Skill Laboratories and Extension lectures

each year. While the Skill Laboratories are conceptualized in order to build on the basic

competencies of Social Work students so as to help them master a set of practice skills through

practical exercises, Extension lectures by the experts enable the students to broaden their

knowledge base and provide them with an opportunity get an interface with the latest

development scenario.

Some of the broad themes covered through the Skill Laboratories and Extension Lectures in this

academic year are:

The Alumni Meet organized by the department provided the current batch with a platform to

interact with their seniors. It also helped to ensure that the current students learn from the

experience of their predecessors and uphold high professional standards.

Alumni Meet

Skills Laboratories and Extension Lectures

Theatre Exercises

Designing Street Plays

Understanding voluntarism

Strategic Risk Management

Gender Budgeting

Gestalt Therapy

Log Frame Analysis

Research proposal

Life Skills

Participatory Rural Appraisal

Rural Development Schemes in India

Pain and Palliative Care for the Hopeless

Participation of Youth in Social Movements

Gender Mainstreaming and Social Work

Role of Media in Positive Social Interventions

Transactional Analysis

Data Analysis and SPSS Workshop

Client Centered Therapy

Rational Emotive Therapy

Crisis Intervention

PERT

Project Formulation and Appraisal

Social Policy Formulation

Social Planning, advocacy and lobbying

Sustainable Livelihood through Fair Trade and

Responsible consumerism

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Batch Profile

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AHMED FARAZDate of Birth: 23-12-1985

Email Id: [email protected]

Phone no: +919990279646

QUALIFICATION

(2012) M.A. (Social Work) Jamia Millia Islamia

(2009) B.B.A., Integral University, Lucknow

SPECIALIZATION: Social Welfare

PROFESSIONAL/FIELDWORK EXPERIENCE

(2011-2012) AIIMS

(2010-2011) CASP Delhi

LANGUAGES: English, Urdu, and Hindi.

ANANYA BASUDate of Birth: 05.12.86

E-Mail: [email protected]

Phone no.: 09953569737

QUALIFICATION

2010-2012 M.A. (Social Work) Jamia Millia Islamia

2005-2009 B.Tech. Biotechnology, Vellore Institute of Technology University

SPECIALIZATION: Social Development


2011-2012, PRIA

2010-2011, Katha

2010 Interned with Gram Vikas, Orissa

LANGUAGES: Bengali, Hindi and English

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ANSAR KAREEM QIDWAIDate of Birth: 7th September, 1988


Phone no: 9811337280

QUALIFICATION

2012, MA (Social Work) Jamia Millia Islamia

2010, BA (Hons.) Social Work, Jamia Millia Islamia


PROFESSIONAL/ FIELDWORK EXPERIENCE

(2011-2012) PRIA (2009-2010) CASP-PLAN

(2010-2011) KATHA (2008-2009) BMVB-ASMA

Summer Internship in ACCS, Patna

LANGUAGES: English, Hindi, Urdu

APOORBA MITRADate of Birth: 28 June 1989

E-mail id: [email protected]

Mobile: +919899418983

QUALIFICATION

(2010-2012) M.A. Social Work, Jamia Millia Islamia

(2006-2009) B.A. Political Science (Hons), Jesus and Mary College,Delhi University


PROFESSIONAL/FIELD WORK EXPERIENCE:

2011-2012, Prayatn- Crisis Intervention Centre

2010-2011, Hope Charitable Trust-

Summer Internship with AIDWA (All India Democratic Women's Association)

LANGUAGES: English, Hindi and Bangla22

CHAHNA GUPTADate of Birth: 26-12-1989


Phone no: 09899464444

QUALIFICATION

2010-2012 , M.A Social Work, Jamia Millia Islamia

2007-2010, B.A (Hons.) Philosophy, Indraprastha College for Women,

Delhi University



2011-2012, Wada na Todo Abhiyan

2010-2011, Prayas (Children's Hope Prayas)

LANGUAGES: English and Hindi

GAURAV PALIWALDate of Birth: 17 Feb. 1988


Phone no: 09873946428

QUALIFICATION

2012, M.A. (Social Work), Jamia Millia Islamia.

2010, PG Diploma in TV Journalism, Jamia Millia Islamia.

2009, Bachelor of Journalism (Mass Communication G. G. S. I.P. University.

2010, Certificate Course in Photography, Jamia Millia Islamia.



2011, Aashray Adhikar Abhiyan,

2010, CASP-Plan Project Delhi

Summer Internship: Gram Vikas (Odisha),

LANGUAGES: English and Hindi, Basic French23

GOUKHANLAM HANGSINGDate of Birth: 14/03/1989

Email: [email protected]

Mobile: +918802250052

QUALIFICATION

2010-2012 M.A.(Social Work) Jamia Millia Islamia

2006-2009 B.A (Hons.) Social Work, Jamia Millia Islamia



2011-12, Ashray Adhikar Abhiyan(AAA) 2008-09, Delhi Brotherhood Society (DBS)

2010-11, NAYA PRAYAS 2007-08, Balwantray Mehta Vidyalaya

Internship with “District Aids Prevention and Control Unit(DAPCU)”

Churachandpur, Manipur

LANGUAGES: English, Hindi

HAMMAD AHMAD KHANDate of Birth: 18-11-1987

Email Id:[email protected]

Phone no: +919911663074

QUALIFICATION

(2012) M.A. (Social Work), Jamia Millia Islamia

(2010) B.A. Economics (Hons), Jamia Millia Islamia



(2011-2012) Sahara-CRCR,

(2010-2011) Deepshikha NGO,

LANGUAGES KNOWN: English, Hindi and Urdu

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JITENDRA SINGHDate of Birth: 28 February 1989

Email ID: [email protected]

Phone no.: +91-9540298967

QUALIFICATION

(2010-2012) M.A. (Social Work) Jamia Millia Islamia

(2007-2010) B.A. (Hons) Social Work, Jamia Millia Islamia



2011 2012, Aids Healthcare Foundation

2010 2011, Hope Project Charitable Trust.

2009 2010, Lok Kalyan Samiti

2008-2009, Delhi Council for Child Welfare

LANGUAGES: Hindi and English

SWATI SHARMADate of birth: 5/11/1988

Email id: [email protected]

Phone no.: 9990956693

QUALIFICATION

2012, M.A (Social Work) , Jamia Millia Islamia

2010, B.com (Hons) , Jamia Millia Islamia


PROFESSIONAL/FIELD WORK EXPERIENCE

2011-12, Center for Social Research, CSR

2010-11, Prayatn

LANGUAGES KNOWN: English and Hindi

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KRISTI MASKEYDate of Birth: 29-09-1987


Phone no: +919899568828

QUALIFICATION


(2010) B.A. Sociology (Hons), Delhi University



(2011-2012) Short Stay Home,

(2010-2011) Sakshi

Internship in 'Global Reach', and 'Kehi Garoun' Nepal

LANGUAGES: English, Nepali and Hindi

L. TIRANG RANGSANAMEIDate of Birth: 07/02/89


Phone no: 08860990414

QUALIFICATION

(2010-2012) M.A. (Social Work) Jamia Millia Islamia

(2009) B.Sc. Chemistry (Hons), D.M. College of Science Manipur University

(2012) Certificate for Environmental studies, IGNOU



(2011-2012) CHETNA

(2010-2011) Katha

2011, Summer Internship under IFAD/NERCORMP.

LANGUAGES: English, Hindi, Manipuri

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LIAN TUNG MANGDate of Birth: 10-02-1985


Phone no: +919717912622

QUALIFICATION


(2007) B.A. (Vocational), Delhi University.



(2011-2012) AIIMS

(2009-2010) Samarth

(2006-2009) SBH Consultants Pvt. Ltd.


MANPREET BAJWADate of Birth: 22-8-1974


Phone no: 09868972729

QUALIFICATION

2010-12, M.A. (Social Work), Jamia Millia Islamia

2010-10, Diploma in NGO Management, Jamia Millia Islamia

1996, M.A. Panjab University

1994, B.A. Panjab University



2011-12, Shakti Shalini

2010-11, Children's Hope Prayas

1999-2002, Volunteer in Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals

LANGUAGES: English, Hindi and Panjabi27

MARYAM ZAIDIDate of Birth: 27 January 1990


Phone no: +91-8750088564

QUALIFICATION


(2010) B.A. (Hons) Social Work, Jamia Millia Islamia



(2012) Prayas- Home For Girls

(2011) Balak Mata Centre

(2010) Naya Prayas

(2009) Blind Relief Association

LANGUAGES: English, Hindi and Urdu

MEHWASH SIDDIQUIDate of Birth: 04-02-1989


Phone no: +919891651990

QUALIFICATION


(2010) PG Diploma in Development Communication, AJK MCRC, JMI.

(2009) B.A.(H) Mass Media (Hindi), JMI



(2011-2012) Butterflies

(2010-2011) Aarohan

Volunteered in 'Concerned Communicator Award', Rajasthan Patrika

LANGUAGES: English, Urdu and Hindi28

MIDHAT ZAIDIDate of Birth: August 24, 1989

E-mail: [email protected]

Phone: +919999739680

QUALIFICATION

2012 M.A. (Social Work) Jamia Millia Islamia

2010 - B.A. (Hons) History, University of Delhi



2011-2012 Manas Foundation

2010-2011 - Shakti Shalini


MOHTASHIM KHANDate of Birth: 1 August 1989


Mobile: +91-9990926559

QUALIFICATION

(2010 - 2012) M.A. Social Work, Jamia Millia Islamia

(2007 - 2010) B. Com (Hons), Jamia Millia Islamia



2011-2012, Delhi Network of Positive People (DNP+)

2010-2011, Empowerment for Rehabilitation Academic and Health (EFRAH)


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MOHD MUNAWWAR IQBALDate of Birth: 19 January 1988Email Id: [email protected] no: +91-9911679836

QUALIFICATION(2012) M.A. (Social Work); Jamia Millia Islamia(2010) B.A. (Hons) Social Work; Jamia Millia Islamia


PROFESSIONAL/FIELDWORK EXPERIENCE(2011) Wada Na Todo Abhiyan; (2010) TNI AAG (NIIT CSR),(2009) Children's Hope Prayas, Katputli Colony(2008) Anchal Special School NDMC Internship: HWF, NIAR (National Institute for Academic Research)


MD. SHABBIR ALAMDate of Birth: 01/02/1988


Phone no: 09911272245

QUALIFICATION


2006-2009 B.A (H) Geography, Jamia Millia Islamia


PROFESSIONAL/FIELDWORK EXPERIENCE:

2011-2012-CHETNA.

2010-2011- NAYA PRAYAS

LANGAUGES: English, Hindi, Urdu and Bengali

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MD. OVAISDATE OF BIRTH: 02-02-1986


Phone: +91-9654281860

QUALIFICATION

2012, M.A. (Social Work), Jamia Millia Islamia

2009, B.A. (Pass) Jamia Millia Islamia


PROFESSIONAL /FIELD WORK EXPERIENCE

(2010) Association for Social Health in India (ASHI)

(2009) Sakshi


NAMRATA SINHADate of Birth: 13 June 1987


Mobile: +91-9811619559

QUALIFICATION

(2010 - 2012) M.A. Social Work, Jamia Millia Islamia

(2006 - 2009) B.A. (Hons) English, Lady Shri Ram College, Delhi University



2011-2012, Institute of Human Behaviour and Allied Sciences (IHBAS).

2010-2011, Lok Kalyan Samiti

2011, Internship with Help Age India

LANGUAGES: English and Hindi, Basic Spanish31

NIHA KHANDate of Birth: 14-12-1988


Phone no: +919990962486; +919654585156

QUALIFICATION


(2010) B.A. Sociology (Hons), Jamia Millia Islamia



(2011-2012) Society for Promotion of Youth and Masses (SPYM)

(2010-2011) Aarohan

LANGUAGES: English, Urdu and Hindi

RAJENDER KUMARDate of Birth: 28-5-1987


Phone no: +919654051881

QUALIFICATION


(2009) B.A. Sociology (Hons), Jamia Millia Islamia



(2011-2012) Society for Promotion of Youth and Masses (SPYM)

(2010-2011) Deepshikha

Summer Internship in CASP-PLAN

LANGUAGES: English and Hindi32

RENU CHAUHANDate of birth: 16/01/1988

Email id: [email protected]

Phone no.: 09953688708

QUALIFICATION

2012, M.A. (Social Work) , Jamia Millia Islamia

2009, B.B.A. Jamia Hamdard.



2011-12, Foster Care.

2010-11, Casp-Plan.


SADAF IRFANDATE OF BIRTH: 13.08.1989

Email ID: [email protected]

Phone no.: 8750268886

QUALIFICATION

2012 , M.A. (Social Work) Jamia Millia Islamia

2010, B.A. English (Hons), Jamia Millia Islamia



2011-12, PRAYAS-Home for Girls

2010-11, TNI (NIIT, CSR)


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SHIKHADate of Birth: 26-09-1989


Phone no: +919810757415

QUALIFICATION

(2012) M.A (Social Work) Jamia Millia Islamia

(2007) B.A. (Social Work) Ambedkar College Delhi University



(2010-2011) Bachpan Bachao Andolan (2007-2008)- SAARTHAK

(2011-2012) Lok Kalyan Samiti (2008-2009)- AIIMS

(2009-2010)- YMCA

(2010) Block Field Work, Shanti Kuashal Foundation.


SONUBAL I.VDate of Birth: 7th May 1989


Phone: 08800953859

QUALIFICATION


2007-2010 B.A (Sociology), Calicut University



(2011 -'12): Bachpan Bachao Andolan

(2010 -'11): Chethanalaya

(2010 -'12): Delhites' National Initiative In Palliative Care (Dnip Care)

(2007 -'10): Childline

LANGUAGES: English, Hindi, Tamil, Malayalam.34

Our Partners in Fieldwork and Placement

Advancement of People's Action & Rural Technology

Ashray Adhikar Abhiyan

Butterflies

Center for Science and Environment

CHETNA

Chintan-Environmental Research and Action Group

CWEI - Consortium of Women Entrepreneurs of India

Department of Social Welfare, NCT of Delhi

FICCI - Social EconomicDevelopment Foundation

HAQ - Centre for Child Rights

ICCW - Indian Council for Child Welfare

International Labour OrganisationModi Foundation

National Commissionfor Women

Agha Khan Foundation

ASK - Association for Stimulating Know-How

CAPART

Center for Social Research

Chetnalaya

CIMBS- Cosmos Institute of Mental Health & Behavioral Science

Delhi Commission for Women

Development Alternatives

FPAI - Family Planning Association of India

Help age India

IDE - International Development Enterprises (India)

Jagori

Naaz Foundation (India) Trust

National Human RightCommission

Anchal Research & Rehabilitation

Association for Development"Pratidhi"

CARD

Center for Women's Development Studies

Child Guidance Centre

Council for Advancement of Rural Development

Delhi State Aids Control Society, Govt. of NCT of Delhi

Escorts Heart Institute and Research Center

Gender Training Institute

HOPE foundation

Indraprastha Apollo Hospital

Manas - Mental Health and Social Service

NAB - National Association for Blind

Anugraha

Association for Social Health in India

Care India

Central Social Welfare Board

Child Watch India

CRY - Child Relief & You

Department for International Development

Family Counselling Center - Crime Women Cell

Global Cooperation Social Development

Human Rights Law Network

Institute of Human Behaviour & Allied Sciences

MARG

National Commission for Minorities

NCPRI-National Campaign for Peoples' Right to Information

Aadi (Spastics Society of Northen India) ACORD Action Aid Action India

NIPCCD - National Institute of Public Cooperation & Child Development

Parivartan

Prayas - Children Home

SAHARA Michel Care Home

Santulan

Save the Children

SPYM

TORCH- Training Organisation for Research and Counselling in Health

Voluntary Association of Delhi

Nirmana

Pradan - Professional Assistance for Development

Prayatan

Sakshi

Sarojini Naidu Centre for Women Studies

SECRET - Family Life and Marriage

Srijan

United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees

Voluntary Health Association of India

Navjyoti

Nrantar

Pratham Delhi Educational Initiatives

PRIA - Society for Participatory Research in India

Salaam Balak Trust

Sarthak

SOS Children's Village of India

Swanchetan

VANI - Voluntary ActionNetwork India

YES-Campaign

Oxfam (India)

Pravah

Project Aid Welfare Society

Sanjivini - Society for Mental

Health

Sarthi

SOSVA - Society for Service to Voluntary Agencies

TARA - Technology and

Action for Rural Advancement

VOICE

YWCA

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Our Prestigious Alumni

Abhijit Nirmal

Abhilasha

Anand Amrit Raj

Anil Gaur

Aqeel Ahmad Khan

Arun David

Diana Siddiqu

Haris Habib

Jitesh Batra

M. Jamal

Mili Pahwa

Nafees Ahmad

Naushad Khan

Nisar Akmal

R P Bhardwaj

Programme Officer, HAQ

Programme Officer, Social Welfare Org.

Wipro Consulting Services

Maruti Suzuki India Limited

Director, ASK

Nestle South Asia Head Office

Project Executive, Srijan

United Nations African Mission

IBM Global Business Services

Programme Coordinator, Swanchetan

NGO Advisor, DSACS

Welfare Officer, Directorate, NCT of Delhi

Shine Foundation

Consultant, Butterflies

Zonal Director, NYK

Programme Officer, Action Aid India

Maruti Suzuki India Limited

Bharti Axa Life Insurance

Apeejay Surrendra Park Hotels Ltd

Gilbert Tweed Associates Pvt Ltd

Honeywell International

NASSCOM Foundation

Project Coordinator, Saarthak

WOW Global Corporation

Datawise Consultants Pvt Ltd

HCL Technologies America

Ram Kishan

S Y Siddiqui

Sadiq M. Din

Salman Qureshi

Sameen Shahid

Sheetal David

Shubrajyoti Bhowmik

Shweta Verma

Sohrab Khan

Tarun Dimri

Vineet Kumar

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The Upcoming Batch

NAME

Abeer Farag Mahfoudh Mutlaq

Anam Fatima

Anam Hassan

Ankita Dhyani

Atharva Setu

Hiba Ahmad Wali

Mohd. Ali Azam

Mohd. Masab Shamsi

Mohd. Mateen Sultan

Mohd. Salman Sharif

Mohd. Shahidul Islam

Mohd. Shaquib Yusuf

Mukaddas Milikbekova

Munira Khan

Priyamvada Agarwal

ORGANISATION

Sakshi

Nipun

Sakshi

Nav Srishti

St. Stephen Hospital

Hope Project

CASP

Nipun

Prayas Children Home

Sadbhav Mission

Deepshikha

Nav Srishti

A V Baliga

A V Baliga

CASP

St. Stephen Hospital

Children Hope Prayas


Deepalya

CASP Plan

Deepalya

Deepshikha

Shikhar

Naya Prayas

Urvi Vikram Charitable Trust

Urvi Vikram Charitable Trust

CASP Plan

Shikhar

Balsahyog


Hope Project

Sadiya Afzal Khan

Safiya Khan

Sana Siddiqui

Sanjeeta Agnihotri

Santosh Kumar

Shabbir Khan

Sheetal Digari

Smriti Shah

Sneha Nehi

Srishti Puri

Sushant Sharma

Tariq Nayeem

Tarun Anthony

Zeba Ashraf

Zubair Masood Farooqui

Zuheb Ahmad

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Contact Details

Student Placement Co-ordinators

Fieldwork and Placements Unit

Prof. N.U.KhanDirector, Fieldwork and PlacementsPhone: +91-9899793577Email: nemat [email protected]

Dr. V.B. ShahareCo-Director, Fieldwork and PlacementsPhone: 09868561196Email: [email protected]

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Address:Department of Social Work,Jamia Millia Islamia,Jamia Nagar, New Delhi 110025


Web: http://jmi.ac.in/aboutjamia/departments/social-work/introduction

Fax no. : (91-11) 26982658 (Department of Social Work)

Phone: 011-26981270 Extn: 21, 011-26981717 Extn: 3550

Munawwar Iqbal

Ansar Qidwai

[email protected]

[email protected]

+91- 9911679836

+91-9811337280

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Response Sheet

Campus Recruitment for candidates for the candidates of 2010-2012

Prof. N.U. Khan

Director, Fieldwork & Placements


Jamia Millia Islamia

Jamia Nagar, New Delhi- 25

We would like to visit the department to conduct campus/off campus recruitment as per

the following details:

Name of the Organization:

Brief Job Description:

Training period (if any)

Terms and Conditions/Bond period (if any)

Annual and other benefits:

S. No. Job Title Designation No. of Vacancies Location of Posting

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Method of selection, please tick the relevant option(s):

o Written Test

o Group Discussion

o Interview

o Any other

Time duration required for interview:

Preferred Dates for visiting university:

1) Preference: 2) Preference: 3) Preference:

Contact person:

Address:

Phone No (Mobile/Landline):

*[We would be obliged if the days of visit are Monday to Wednesday]

*

(Signature)

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Batch 2010-2012

Brochure Msw

Documents

Transcript of Brochure Msw