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Department of Sociology and Social Work

“Society speaks through its people, its traditions, and its constant evolution—and sociology teaches us how to listen.”

The Department of Sociology & Social Work has evolved as a dynamic academic unit committed to understanding and addressing the complexities of society through both theoretical insight and practical engagement. Initially established in 2014 as the Department of Social Work and later renamed as Department of Sociology & Social work. It began with the Master of Social Work (MSW) programme aimed at training professional social workers equipped with the knowledge, skills, and values required for effective social intervention. Expanding its academic horizon, the Department introduced the M.A. Sociology programme from the academic session 2025–2026 to foster critical sociological inquiry and deeper engagement with contemporary social realities. The first batch of the M.A. Sociology started with enrollment of 27 students.

I am delighted to introduce the Department of Sociology & Social Work, CBLU (formerly known as the Department of Social Work). Since its establishment in 2014, the department has made significant strides in promoting academic excellence and meaningful community engagement, particularly in addressing social issues in the nearby villages of Bhiwani town. The department initially began with the Master of Social Work (MSW) programme, with an intake capacity of 30 students. The programme is distinguished by its strong Field Work Practicum component, which provides students with experiential learning opportunities and equips them with essential knowledge, skills, and professional values required for effective social work practice. In response to evolving academic and societal needs, the department has expanded its academic offerings with the introduction of the M.A. Sociology programme from the academic session 2025–26. This programme aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of society, culture, and social dynamics, fostering critical thinking and research aptitude among students.

Both programmes emphasize holistic development through academic learning, field exposure, training programmes, webinars, seminars, and conferences. These platforms enable students to build strong professional networks with alumni, practitioners, and organizations, thereby enhancing their career prospects. In today’s rapidly changing social landscape, the relevance and scope of sociology and social work have expanded considerably. Our graduates are well-prepared to take on diverse professional roles such as Community Mobiliser, Project Coordinator, Counsellor, Medical Social Worker, Researcher, Labour Welfare Officer, Monitoring and Evaluation Officer, Social Welfare Officer, Policy Makers , Development Practitioners etc, contributing meaningfully to social development and transformation. The Department remains committed to nurturing socially responsible professionals and scholars who can critically engage with contemporary social issues and work towards building an inclusive and equitable society.
Dr. Manoj Kumar Teotia
Chairperson, Department of Sociology and Social Work

Dr. Manoj Kumar Teotia

Manoj Kumar Teotia

Associate Professor

Chairperson

  Contact no: 8283825534
hodsocialwork@cblu.ac.in
Jitemder Kumar

Mr. Jitender Kumar

Assistant Professor

( Department of Sociology and Social Work )

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Contact No: 97290 05544
lohiajkumar@cblu.edu.in
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Dr. MadhuSudan

Assistant Professor

( Department of Sociology and Social Work)

Department of Sociology and Social Work
Mool Raj

Dr. Mool Raj

Assistant Professor

(Department of Sociology and Social Work )

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moolraj87@cblu.edu.in
Priyanka Vaid

Ms. Priyanka Vaid

Assistant Professor

( Department of Sociology and Social Work )

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Dr. Monika Maan

Assistant Professor

(Guest Faculty)

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Dr. Munish Kumar

Assistant Professor

(Guest Faculty)

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Dr. Diksha

(Guest Faculty)

Course: Master of Social Work (MSW)

Duration : 2 Years

Course Type : Post Graduation

The MSW programme, introduced in 2014 with an intake of 30 students, focuses on developing professionally trained social workers capable of addressing psychosocial challenges at individual, group, and community levels. The programme offers specializations in Family and Child Development and Human Resource Management, enhancing employability across diverse sectors. Aligned with the National Education Policy 2020, the MSW curriculum emphasizes both academic rigor and field-based learning. Field Work Practicum forms the core of the programme, where students engage in concurrent fieldwork, summer internships, orientation visits, educational tours, and training workshops. These experiences enable students to apply classroom knowledge in real-life settings.

The Department has lifetime membership with the National Association of Professional Social Workers in India (NAPSWI), strengthening professional exposure and networking opportunities.

The Department is enriched with faculty members who possess substantial field experience in national and international organizations. The Department has consistently maintained a strong placement record ( through job referrals), with students working in reputed organizations such as the Red Cross, industrial sectors, non-governmental organizations, and various government departments.

Bachelor Degree in any discipline with at least 45% marks in aggregate (42.75% in case of SC/ST/Blind/Visually/ Differently Abled etc. candidates).

10150/- (Annual)

Course: Master of Arts (Sociology)

Duration : 2 Years

Course Type : Post Graduation

The M.A. Sociology programme is designed to cultivate a scientific understanding of society by encouraging observation, critical thinking, and analytical interpretation of social processes. The programme provides a balanced blend of theoretical knowledge and practical exposure, enabling students to develop social awareness, empathy, and research competencies.
The Department regularly conducts academic and interactive activities such as:

  • Seminars and Extension lectures
  • Workshops and student presentations
  • Fieldwork and social surveys
  • Group discussions and debates
  • Community-based awareness programmes

These activities provide students with opportunities to apply their knowledge beyond the classroom. By integrating theory with field experiences, the Department prepares students for various career paths, including higher education, research, social services, and administrative roles. Sociology continues to be a favourite optional subject among many UPSC toppers every year, and in 2026 as well, it has shown a highest success rate among the top 30 rank holders. With its interdisciplinary nature and strong conceptual foundation, Sociology stands out as a dynamic subject that bridges academic knowledge with practical governance and societal transformation and contributes positively to the development of society.

Bachelor Degree in any discipline with at least 45% marks in aggregate (42.75% in case of SC/ST/Blind/Visually/Differently Abled etc. candidates of Haryana only).

8600/- (Annual)

Course: PG Diploma in Social Work

Duration : 1 Years

Course Type : Post Graduation

The M.A. Sociology programme is designed to cultivate a scientific understanding of society by encouraging observation, critical thinking, and analytical interpretation of social processes. The programme provides a balanced blend of theoretical knowledge and practical exposure, enabling students to develop social awareness, empathy, and research competencies. The Department regularly conducts academic and interactive activities such as:
  • Seminars and Extension lectures
  • Workshops and student presentations
  • Fieldwork and social surveys
  • Group discussions and debates
  • Community-based awareness programmes
These activities provide students with opportunities to apply their knowledge beyond the classroom. By integrating theory with field experiences, the Department prepares students for various career paths, including higher education, research, social services, and administrative roles. Sociology continues to be a favourite optional subject among many UPSC toppers every year, and in 2026 as well, it has shown a highest success rate among the top 30 rank holders. With its interdisciplinary nature and strong conceptual foundation, Sociology stands out as a dynamic subject that bridges academic knowledge with practical governance and societal transformation and contributes positively to the development of society.

Bachelor Degree in any discipline with at least 45% marks in aggregate (42.75% in case of SC/ST/Blind/Visually/ Differently Abled etc. candidates).

10150/- (Annual)

The Department of Sociology and Social Work organizes Social Outreach activities frequently as part of their field work. The various social outreach activities undertaken by the department includes Plantation Drive, Signature Campaign on Sustainable Consumption, Door-to-door visits on social issues, Water Conservation, Hand Made Clothes Bag Promotion, Awareness through IEC materials (Poster, Banner and Booklets), Promotion of Community Library, Winter Clothes Distribution to Slum Dwellers, Sensitization on Women and Child Rights, Field Survey, etc. 

Sr. No.Event nameDateResource PersonOther details
1Workshop on Awareness Programme on Wetland Conservation10-Feb-21Dr. Anu Gupta 
2Effective Communication Skills19-Feb-21 Extension Lecture
3Workshop on Community Driven Development and Sustainable Development Goals20-Mar-211. Mr. Vivek Trivedi
2. Dr. Sumit Arora
3. Dr. Hitesh Gulati
Event partner:
Association of Professional Social Workers and Development Practitioners
(APSWDP) Chandigarh
4Webinar on “Scope of Field Work in Labour Welfare Setting”1-May-211. Sh. Ajit M Kulkarni,
2. Dr. Krishna Shekhar Lal Das
3. Sh. Pawan Kumar
 
5Webinar on “Promoting Physical and Mental Health at the times of the COVID pandemic”8-May-211. Dr. Mahesh Dadhich
2. Ms. Neeru Hasija
3. Prof. Pratibha J. Mishra
 
6Colloquium on “National Council of Social Work Bill: Insights and Way Forward”12 June, 20211. Mr. Vivek Trivedi
2. Prof Archana Dassi
3. Dr Shewli Kumar
Event Partners:
1. BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya, Sonipat
2.Association of Professional Social Workers & Development Practitioners
7Extension Lecture on “Online Field Work Practices during COVID Pandemic”24-Jun-21Dr. Prashant R Chauhan 
8Extension Lecture on “Child Rights and POCSO Act”28 June, 2021Dr. Abhinandan Bassi 
9Extension Lecture on “Donation- based Crowdfunding: Platforms and Promotion Techniques14-Jul-21Dr. Gaurav Gupta 
10Awareness Programme on “Green Village – Clean Village” in Ninan and Paluwas Village.28 July, 2021  
11Alumni Meet03 September, 2021  
12Parents-Teacher Meeting10 September, 2021  
13National Conference on Social work Practices and Sustainable Practices during COVID- 19 pandemic04-05 October, 2021Event Partners:
1. Association of Professional Social Workers & Development Practitioners (APSWDP)
2. Society for All Round Development (SARD)
 
14Field Work Tour, Shimla28 October – 01 November, 2021  
15Awareness programme on “Adult Literacy “ inBapora and UmrawatJuly 2022  
16Awareness programme on “Aids Day”01 Dec 2022  
17Awareness programme on ”International Women Days”08 March 2022  
18Awareness programme on “Cyber Crime and Child Rights” in Jattulohari02 Feb 2023  
19Poster Making Competition in Prem Nagar Village07 Feb 2023  
20Swachhta Abhiyan Rally organized in Premnagar21 September, 2023  
21Plantation Drive in Tigrana02 November, 2023  
22Awareness Session on “Child Protection & Child Rights” in GSSS Jatu Luhari26 October, 2023  
23Sports Day Programme for Slum Dwellers at Ninan, Bhiwani29 October, 2023  
24Interactive Session with Volunteers of Waste Warriors, Himachal Pradesh04 April, 2024Ms. Nidhi from Waste Warriors, Himachal 
25Child Rights and Protection of Children from Sexual Offence (POCSO) Act in Govt Middle School Ninan22 August, 2024  
26Awareness programme on Child Right in Bright Land Middle School, Vikas Nagar27 August, 2024  
27“Ek Paudha Maa ke Naam” in Govt High School Rampura , Charkhi Dadri15 October, 2024  
28Awareness on Sponsorship Scheme and POCSO Act in Govt. High School Premnagar22 October, 2024  
29Awareness on Child Rights and POCSO Act in Govt. Sr, Secondary School Paluwas24 October, 2024  
30Awareness on Tuberculosis (TB) Programme in Paluwas Village06 February, 2025  
31Awareness on Tuberculosis (TB) Programme in Ninan Village13 February, 2025  
31Awareness Programme on Mental and Financial Literacy in Rajpura Kharkhari27 September, 2025  
32Awareness programme on Child Righs and Protection of Children on Sexual Offence (POCSO) Act in Kaluwas Village14 October, 2025  
33Health Check- up and Test Camp in Premnagar village18 November, 2025  
34Health Check- up and Test Camp in CBLU, Premnagar campus02 December, 2025  
35Awareness Programme on Nasha Mukti25 February, 2026Bijender Singh Pehalwan, (Steel Man of India) 
36Extension Lecture on” Natural Farming and Its Socio- Economic , Environmental and Health Implication” in the university Campus06 April, 2026Dr. Vinod Kumar, PU 
37Nukkad Natak on Nasha Mukti at Premnagar in collaboration with Department of Biotechnology at Premnagar village07 April, 2026Dr. Sanjeev Kumar, Biotechnology 
38Participatory Rural Appraisal ( PRA) Activity on Water Conservation at Paluwas Village09 April, 2026  
39Celebration of Ambedkar Jayanti14 April, 2026Sh. Shiv Raman Gaur, Professor of Practice 
  1.  Smart Class Room
  2.  Field Work Lab
  • Agriculture and Farmer issues
  • Social and Community issues and Alternatives
  • Environmental and Climate Change
  • Housing, Slums and Panchayats
  • Child Welfare, Women Welfare, Elderly Welfare, Youth Development
  • Trible, Rural and Urban Development, Slum Community
  • Functioning of  PRI’s
  • Community Health and Mental Health
  • NAAC DATA 2019-2024
  • AAA 2019-24
  • ATR 2019-24

Room No- 109, Main Building
Department of Sociology & Social Work
(Old Campus) Near MNS College, Bhiwani
Chaudhary Bansi Lal University
Email: hodsocialwork@cblu.ac.in