Being one of the first institutions to provide social work education in North East India, the School of Social Work will enable students to explore their skills, push boundaries and develop expertise to advocate for social justice and empower communities and individuals. The school supports students to be change agents, while being culturally sensitive to the values and traditions of indigenous communities. The school has four departments:
• Family and Child Studies
• Community Development
• Public Health
• Mental Health and Wellbeing
The students will gain wide experiential learning as the School of Social Work has strong ties and collaborations with diverse organizations. Graduates are contributing to the well-being of communities in Northeast India and beyond. 

Programme delivery
Theory: Lectures, demonstrations, group discussions, guest lectures, assignments,
case studies, article or book reviews, debates, presentations, quizzes.
Practical: surveys, role plays, field work, workshops, seminars, project works,
community camps, study tours, presentations, research dissertation, community
interventions, internships, and other experiential activities.

Career prospects in BSW and MSW
Non-profit or public social service agencies
Faith based organizations
Hospitals and rehabilitation centres
Governmental agencies
Grassroots advocacy and community health organizations
Research and educational institutions