BA Sociology

Course Overview:

The Bachelor of Arts in Sociology is an undergraduate degree program that provides students with a foundational understanding of society, social structures, institutions, and human behavior. The course explores how social relationships, culture, and power dynamics shape the world around us. It equips students with analytical tools to critically examine contemporary social issues and transformations.

Course Structure:

The curriculum blends theoretical knowledge with empirical research, drawing insights from anthropology, political science, psychology, and economics. Key subjects include:

• Introduction to Sociology
  
• Indian Society and Social Institutions
  
• Sociological Thinkers (Classical & Contemporary)
  
• Social Stratification and Mobility
  
• Research Methodology and Techniques
  
• Gender and Society
  
• Sociology of Religion
  
• Urban and Rural Sociology
  
• Social Change and Development
  
• Population Studies

Students will also undertake fieldwork, surveys, case studies, and presentations to apply sociological theories to real-world situations.

Career Opportunities:

Graduates of BA Sociology can pursue careers in social work, community development, NGOs, civil services, human resources, media, policy analysis, and research organizations. It also lays the groundwork for higher studies such as MA in Sociology, an MSW (Master of Social Work), and related disciplines.

Outcome:

Upon completion, students will develop a critical understanding of social processes and institutions. They will be equipped to conduct sociological research, address social challenges, and contribute meaningfully to social welfare, policymaking, and academic discourse.