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Issues concerning the setting up of social work specializations in India

It is observed that the specialization curricula across schools of social work in India lack the basic principles of curriculum organization such as uniformity in the core concepts of a particular specialization (Desai, 1981 ). A survey done by the University Grants Commission UGC, 1980) showed that the total number of specialization papers offered at the schools of social work varied from two to nine. This nebulous state of affairs has led to a need for a review of social work specializations in India. This paper presents a review of the issues concerning setting up social work specializations in India. It provides