The College of Social Work has shaped its vision in the spirit of the founders, which is to contribute to the building up of a new social order in India based on human dignity and social justice. It is with a preferential option to work with the vulnerable and marginalized groups in society.
The College of Social Work is one of the premier institutions of Social Work in India and the only institution offering Undergraduate, Postgraduate, M.Phil and PH.D degrees in Social Work in the University of Mumbai.
Established in 1955, the College has a long-standing record of service to the community at large. Through its various field projects with marginalized groups and crisis interventions the College has been contributing significantly to the social development of the country. Thus the College not only focuses on academic excellence, but also strives to relate the educational content of the courses to contemporary social reality such that the requisite knowledge, skills, attitudes and values are inculcated in students and they develop a keen sense of social responsibility and commitment to nation building.
On 31st March 2007, The National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), was pleased to declare that the College of Social Work had been accredited at the A + level with an Institutional Score of 93%.This certification would be valid for FIVE YEARS. These details are retrieved from www.collegeofsocialwork.in
Mission & Vision
OUR VISION & OUR MISSION
Contribute to building a new social order based on human dignity and social justice. Work with a preferential option for the vulnerable and exploited both locally and globally.
Build a cadre of young, competent professionals having a global perspective and a strong value base of compassion, personal integrity, moderation, tolerance and self respect.
Accommodation
The Nirmala Niketan Hostel is run by the Institute of Social Service. It provides accommodation to lady students of the College of Home Science and Social work, who have no residential facilities in Mumbai. The Hostel consequently provides an experience of living together, sharing responsibilities and learning to use one’s freedom maturely.
Scholarships
FAEA scholarships are awarded to undergraduates who excel academically and belong to the lower socio-economic class. The college has been to help around 7-8 FAEA since the past four years.
The FAEA team of the College strives to enhance the opportunities and capacities of students from the marginalized groups. The support provided by FAEA for these efforts is greatly appreciated by the College. One of the former scholars of this programme Ms Swati Kamble has now managed to enter into one of the international universities.
On 20th December 2006, the College in collaboration with FAEA held a 3 day National Workshop on the Power of Information Concerns and Challenges for Youth and Development for students of 6 states in India and from seven social work colleges in Maharashtra.