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The Department of Sociology and Social Work is one of the main academic departments within the College of Social Sciences. It plays a pivotal role in preparing specialists dedicated to studying society, understanding its needs, and fostering its development. In line with its vision to achieve academic and research excellence, the department offers a Master’s Program in Sociology and a Master’s Program in Social Work. These programs aim to meet the community’s need for researchers and social practitioners capable of contributing to the development of social policies and improving services directed toward individuals, groups, and institutions — thereby promoting sustainable development and serving the goals of Kuwaiti and Arab societies.
Master’s Program in Social Work
The Master’s Program in Social Work aims to prepare highly qualified professionals in the field of social work practice who are capable of addressing contemporary social challenges through scientific and humanitarian approaches. The program seeks to enhance students’ abilities in planning, supervision, and conducting applied research that contributes to improving the quality of life for individuals, groups, and institutions. It also focuses on developing critical thinking and professional leadership skills, while emphasizing the ethical values and principles of social work to promote social justice and empower target groups.
Master’s Program in Sociology
The Master’s Program in Sociology aims to prepare distinguished academic and research professionals who possess a deep understanding of social structures and their contemporary transformations, and who are capable of analyzing social issues using modern scientific methodologies. The program focuses on developing field research and theoretical analysis skills to understand social phenomena within their local and global contexts, contributing to the formulation of practical solutions to societal issues. It also seeks to enable students to contribute to the development of social policies and to strengthen their roles in research and educational institutions, as well as in social planning and development fields.