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1. First Semester: $600.
2. Second Semester: $600.
3. Third Semester: $600.
4. Fourth Semester: $600.

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• Application letter.
• Original and Copies of Certificate and Transcript Authenticated by the higher education
• Valid Passport
• 4 Pictures with Color
• Payment of the registration fee: $100

[/cz_tab][cz_tab title=”Career Opportunities” icon=”fa czico-071-interface-1″ id=”cz_28410″][vc_column_text]The Master’s Degree in Community Development (CD) in Social Work offers a range of career opportunities. Graduates can pursue roles as community organizers, program managers, social and community service managers, policy analysts,  evaluation specialists, community development consultants, and non-profit administrators. These professionals work in non-profit organizations, government agencies, research institutions, and consulting firms.[/vc_column_text][/cz_tab][cz_tab title=”Core Courses” icon=”fa czico-071-interface-1″ id=”cz_80417″][vc_column_text]

Core Courses

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• Social work in Islam
• Social Work Profession- History & Philosophy
• Social Work with Individuals (Case Work)
• Social Work with Groups (Group Work)
• Social Work Research & Statistics
• Management of Organizations
• Community Organization & Social Action
• Field Work Practicum
• Rural and Urban Community Development
• Social Policy for Social Work Practice
• Development Planning
• Entrepreneurship Development
• Master’s thesis

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Program Goals

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• Develop a comprehensive understanding of the theories and principles that inform social work practice in community development, including social capital theory, empowerment theory, and participatory approaches.
• Gain knowledge and skills in community assessment, including the ability to identify community needs, assets, and strengths through various assessment methods and asset mapping techniques.
• Understand the ecological perspective of community development and recognize the interconnectedness of individuals, families, organizations, and institutions within a community.
• Learn effective strategies for community engagement and mobilization, including building relationships, fostering active participation, and promoting community-based decision-making.
• Develop skills in program planning and evaluation, including the ability to design evidence-based interventions, set measurable goals, and assess the impact of programs on community outcomes.
• Understand the importance of policy advocacy and social justice in community development, and develop skills in engaging in policy advocacy to address systemic barriers and promote equitable community well-being.
• Explore the concepts of sustainable development and environmental justice and understand their significance in community development efforts.
• Gain skills in collaboration and partnership building, including the ability to work effectively within interdisciplinary teams and establish collaborative relationships with community organizations and stakeholders.
• Develop cultural competence and ethical considerations specific to social work practice with communities, ensuring that students approach community development with professionalism, respect, and inclusivity.
• Apply theoretical knowledge and skills through practical experiences, such as field placements or community-based projects, to develop competence in engaging with communities, assessing their needs, and implementing strategies for positive change.

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Program Description

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The course in Social Work with Community Development provides a comprehensive exploration of the theories, principles, and practice models used in social work to promote community well-being and sustainable development. It focuses on equipping students with the knowledge and skills necessary to engage with communities, identify their needs and strengths, and implement strategies for positive change.
Throughout the course, students will examine the ecological perspective of community development, understanding the interconnectedness of individuals, families, organizations, and institutions within a community. They will learn about community assessment, asset mapping, and the design and implementation of community-based interventions.

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