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Carving out BETTER TOMORROWS Carving Out BETTER TOMORROWS PLACEMENT BROCHURE 2017 - 2019 CGPC Office: +91 950 826 7911 / 02471-242061 Email: [email protected] / [email protected] Tata Institute Of Social Sciences Apsinga road, P.B. No.9, Tuljapur-413601. Dist- Osmanabad,Maharashtra Tel: 02471-242061, Fax : 02471-242061, www.campus.tiss.edu Tata Institute of Social Sciences 3 Contents Foreword 5 About TISS 8 Student Initiatives 14 Field Action Projects 20 Faculties 21 Demographics 22 Field Work 24 Student Profiles 28 Masters In Development Policy Planning And Practice 30 Masters In Social Work In Rural Development 40 Masters In Social Innovations And Entrepreneurship 54 Masters In Sustainable Livelihoods And 62 Natural Resources Governance Why Recruit Our Students? 72 Past Recruiters 72 Campus Recruitment Procedure 74 From The Director’s (Acting) Desk Prof. SHALINI BHARAT M.A, D.Phil. (Psychology), Allahabad University Tata Institute of Social Sciences continues to be a reckoning voice in the journey of restructuring orders, rethinking disciplines and interventional methods. The institute keeps up to its promise of finding answers to emerging social, cultural and environmental challenges by generating concerned and committed professionals with social justice and rights with empowerment. Searching for an all-inclusive path of development remains a guiding principle for all segments of the Institute. TISS Tuljapur campus, responding to the needs of the hour, is devoted in marking a niche in understanding and reframing social order to ensure a life of dignity intersecting all barriers of gender, caste, class, ethnicity and all human hurdles. The courses offered on this campus, such as M.S.W. in Rural Development, M.A/M.Sc. in Development, Policy, Planning and Practice; Sustainable Livelihoods and Natural Resource Governance; and Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship, have been developed keeping in mind environmental challenges from mainstream development so as to find an alternative sustainable and innovative way of life. This campus with its distinctive courses blends theory and practice and thus fosters potential minds to be an active contributor in the process of social transformation. I am delighted to present before you the placement brochure for the year 2017-2019 of the four post graduate courses offered. I invite you warmly to visit our rural campus at Tuljapur, interact with our students and gain access to their world of ideas and perspectives on transforming our country. I am sure that our students will be a great asset to your organization and in the process of nation building. Tata Institute of Social Sciences 5 From The Deputy Director’s Desk Prof. ABDUL SHABAN MA (JNU, New Delhi) MPhil. (IITB), Ph.D. (IITB) TISS Tuljapur campus offers very innovative Masters Programs highly relevant for government agencies and civil society at large. These programs provide a distinctive blend of theory and practice and training to the students. They aim to meet the need for trained social work and social science professionals to promote sustainable and equitable socio- economic development of communities. With an appropriate blend of skill and theory, they attempt to create professionals with strong orientation, appropriate values, and skills to promote the professional management of communities and institutions. These programs hinge on the institutional philosophy of promoting development with equity, justice and brotherhood among the people of diverse origin. The TISS Tuljapur campus is equipped with best facilities, faculty and advanced curriculum and offers an excellent environment for learning and practice. The masters programs in the campus have emerged from a long association and experience of TISS faculty members and professional social workers with communities across the country. The campus has continuously strived to pursue the excellence by re-inventing academic, research and training programs. Students in the programs are exposed to challenging field-based practices, social issues and environmental concerns through projects that they undertake with various NGOs and CBOs as a part of their curriculum. Faculty and staff have devoted a considerable amount of time and efforts in moulding, equipping and arming each of the students with the right kind of skills, attitude and efficiency to serve the society and survive in today’s competitive environment. It is my pleasure to present to you the graduating batch of M.S.W. in Rural Development, M.A/M.Sc. in Development, Policy, Planning and Practice; Sustainable Livelihoods and Natural Resource Governance; and Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship, of the year 2017-19. These students are ready to accept the challenges faced by different communities, making a difference in their lives and serving as an agent of social change and transformation. These students can proudly serve government departments/organizations, corporate (CSRs), financial institutions, NGOs and national and international agencies working on health, microfinance, children and women, Dalit’s, tribal, minorities and other social issues 6 Tata Institute of Social Sciences From The Career Guidance & Placement Cell Convenor’s Desk Prof. BIPIN BIHARI DAS M.A (Utkal University) CPS and DPS in Population Sciences (IIPS,Mumbai) PG Certificate Course in Project Management (DSE, Berlin,FRG) Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Tuljapur, was created with a clear mission to internalize and inculcate the true values of rural and urban realities in educating and strongly influencing the young minds to involve realistically in the state- building process. The strength of our learning process has remained immensely creative which is empowered with day to day interactions with the local and grass-root leaders and representatives of the communities and the line functionaries. The campus has designed four-dimensional programs of teaching, field action, research, and documentation to prepare its students professionally sound with high proficiency in managing and achieving results when faced by practical challenges in difficult situations. The students-mix in the batch is hand-picked from some of the most diverse walks of life. This diversity has resulted in experimental learning and appreciation of varied culture and tastes. Besides, the learning process and experiences based on tough practical orientations have inspired and motivated the students for accepting any challenges under any situation. Each component of the programs ensures that the students not just imbibe academic concepts but develop the appropriate analytical and decision-making skills to endeavour to be the finest and most competent of professionals in this ever changing and complex world of development. Tata Institute of Social Sciences 7 About TISS Tata Institute of Social Sciences was initially governments, International agencies such as established in the year 1936 as Sir Dorabji United Nations, and in the non-governmental Tata Graduate School of Social Work, to meet sector at national and international level. The the emerging requirement for trained social Institute has a reputation for professionalism, service professionals. In 1964, it earned the excellence in disciplined training and a high status of a deemed university with funding stature in academic pursuits. A high degree from the University Grants Commission (UGC). of academic freedom, financial autonomy, positive work culture and intellectual Since its inception, the Tata Institute of creativity in the Institute facilitate a strong Social Sciences has consistently worked linkage between education, research and field on promoting sustainable, equitable and action that targets in making a difference in participatory development, social welfare and the life of common people at the grassroots social justice. It has earned recognition as a level. reputed Institute from different ministries of the Government of India, various State VISION MISSION To be a premier and unique institution To create a cadre of competent and recognized locally and globally for committed development professionals, development and application of knowledge practitioners, entrepreneurs, teachers, in social sciences and social work to develop researchers and activists through teaching, alternate and sustainable models for social research, training and field action. To be transformation based on the principles of a responsible knowledge partner with human dignity, equity, and inclusion. government, people’s organization and academic institution for building capacity, contributing to policy formulation and reaching out especially to marginalized sections of the society at the local, regional, national and international levels. 8 Tata Institute of Social Sciences About TISS Tuljapur The Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Tuljapur Our involvement with government agencies Campus was established in 1986 as a rural and programs, business organizations, campus of the institute, with the mission civil society groups and communities over of promoting initiatives for sustainable, time have led us to realize our larger role of eco-friendly and equitable socio-economic being a catalytic and transforming center development of rural communities. Through for influencing socio-economic changes in its programs, TISS Tuljapur seeks to contribute the right direction. In this regard, we are to the revival of the rural economy, society continuously developing various methods for and strengthening of a local policy. In developing our students into responsible and order to achieve this,
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