PG Diploma in Human Rights and Social Work is a 1 year postgraduate program that integrates human rights advocacy ideas and social work practices. The course discusses human rights law, social justice, equality, community development, and welfare policy. Students learn how to solve societal issues like inequality, poverty, and human trafficking through intervention, advocacy, and policymaking. Eligibility normally needs a bachelor's degree in social sciences, law, or a similar discipline. Graduates can work in non-governmental organizations (NGOs), international agencies, government authorities, or as social workers and human rights activists to address urgent societal and human rights issues.
