Archive · 25 Jun 2025
IGNOU Launches MSc Program in Home Science for Community Development
IGNOU, a university offering education through open and distance learning, is starting a new Master's degree (MSc) in Home Science.
This program is for people who want to work on projects in communities, like helping with health, education, and social change.
The course covers topics such as community organization, development communication, and gender equity.
Over two years, students will learn through classes, projects, and hands-on experience.
Those interested in becoming project managers, extension workers, or development practitioners are encouraged to apply before July 15th.
IGNOU has launched a new MSc program in Home Science with a focus on community development.
The program is designed for those seeking careers in community-based projects.
It aims to provide knowledge and skills for roles in community outreach, project planning, and communication.
The two-year program includes theoretical learning, practical experience, and a field project.
The application deadline for the program is July 15.
- Who
- The program is for graduates interested in community-based projects, including those with backgrounds in Home Science, Social Sciences, Behavioral Sciences, and General Sciences.
- What
- IGNOU launched an MSc in Home Science focusing on community development.
- When
- The application deadline is July 15.
- Where
- The program is available through IGNOU's School of Continuing Education.
- Why
- To equip students with knowledge and skills for roles in community outreach, extension services, project planning, and development communication.
- Program Name
- MSc in Home Science (Community Development and Extension Management)
- Focus
- Community-based projects
- Duration
- Two years
- Mode of Learning
- Open and Distance Learning
- Application Deadline
- July 15
- Target Audience
- Development practitioners, project managers, extension workers