BA ( Hons / Research ) Sociology

Overview

B.A. Sociology (Hons.) is a undergraduate course designed to provide an in-depth understanding of social behavior, societal structures, and cultural dynamics. This program is aligned with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, which supports a flexible and interdisciplinary educational approach. Students can major in Sociology while choosing a minor in another field, allowing them to customize their education according to their career aspirations and interests.

For students interested in pursuing advanced studies within the field, there is an option to extend their studies to a 4-year Research/Honors degree in Sociology. This additional year is focused on enhancing research skills and includes comprehensive coursework and a significant research project or thesis, aimed at preparing students for professional research roles or academic careers.

Subjects covered in the course include Introduction to Sociology, Theories of Society, Social Research Methods, Urban Sociology, Cultural Studies, Social Stratification, Gender and Society, and Contemporary Social Issues. The program seeks to develop sociologists who are equipped to analyze complex social phenomena and contribute effectively to academia, policy making, social work, and community development.

Programme Objectives

The objectives of the B.A. Sociology program are:

● To provide a comprehensive understanding of the complexity of social relationships and the structure of society.
● To develop critical thinking and analytical skills by studying various social theories and methodologies.
● To prepare students for the practical application of sociological theories in solving real-world problems.
● To promote awareness of social diversity, inequality, and cultural dynamics within and across societies.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the B.A. Sociology program have a wide range of career options in both the pubpc and private sectors. They are well-prepared for roles in:

 Social and community service organizations
 Non-governmental organizations (NGOs)
 Educational institutions
  Human resources
 Research and policy-making bodies
 Media and public relations


Their skills are applicable in numerous fields such as social research, community development, policy analysis, and more, allowing for flexible career paths that can merge interests in social issues with various professional domains.


ELIGIBILITY

  •   Prospective students should have passed the 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognized school board.
  •   A minimum of 50% marks in 10+2 as a qualifying criterion to secure admission in this degree course.
  •   Qualifying and fulfilling the cutoff of the entrance exam as specified by the university.

PROGRAM DURATION
 4 Yrs    8 Sem     30

Career Opportunities :

  •  Community Service Manager
  •  Social Researcher
  •  Public Relations Specialist
  •   Human resources
  •  Human Resources Specialist
  •  Policy Analyst

Syllabus & Scheme :

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