Year 1: Foundation in Sociology and Related Disciplines
BFEG-1: Foundation in English-I
This course develops foundational English language skills, focusing on academic writing, reading comprehension, and critical thinking to support sociological studies.
BSOC-11: Fundamentals of Sociology
An introduction to sociology, covering basic concepts, social institutions, social structures, and the role of sociology in understanding society.
BSOC-12: Sociological Theories – I
Explores classical sociological theories, including functionalism, conflict theory, and symbolic interactionism, and their impact on modern sociological thought.
BSOC-13: Social Anthropology
Examines human societies and cultures, focusing on kinship, rituals, traditions, and cross-cultural comparisons.
BSOC-21: Principles of Sociology
This course introduces fundamental sociological perspectives, key methodologies, and the role of sociology in addressing societal issues.
BSOC-22: Sociological Theories – II
A continuation of Sociological Theories – I, this course explores contemporary sociological theories such as postmodernism, feminism, and structuralism.
Psy-202: Fundamental Studies of Psychology (EL)
Provides an overview of psychological concepts, theories, and research methods relevant to human behavior and social interactions.
BSOC-31: Rural Sociology
Examines rural social structures, agricultural communities, migration, and policies affecting rural development.
BSOC-32: Urban Sociology
Focuses on urbanization, city life, social inequalities in urban settings, and the impact of globalization on cities.
Year 2: Advanced Sociological Analysis and Research
BSOC-33: Research Methodology
Introduces qualitative and quantitative research methods, survey techniques, and ethical considerations in sociological research.
BSOC-41: Social Problems
Analyzes contemporary social issues such as poverty, crime, inequality, and discrimination, with a focus on sociological solutions.
BSOC-42: Social Demography
Explores population dynamics, birth and death rates, migration trends, and their impact on society.
BSOC-43: Social Statistics
Covers statistical techniques used in sociological research, including data collection, analysis, and interpretation.
CCE: Environmental Studies
Examines environmental issues from a sociological perspective, including sustainability, environmental justice, and policies affecting the environment.
BSOC-51: Industrial Sociology
Studies work and industry, focusing on labor relations, workplace culture, and the impact of globalization on employment.
IT 221: Information Management
Introduces information systems and technologies used in data collection, analysis, and research in social sciences.
BSOC-52: Social Movements
Explores historical and contemporary social movements, their causes, dynamics, and effects on societal change.
BSOC-53: Sociology of Health
Examines health and illness from a sociological perspective, focusing on healthcare systems, health inequalities, and public health policies.
MATH 408: Data Analysis
Provides statistical tools and techniques for analyzing social data, including hypothesis testing and regression analysis.
PSY-212: Social Psychology
Studies how individuals’ thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are influenced by social interactions and group dynamics.
Year 3: Specialization and Professional Development
BSOC-54: Human Resource Management
Focuses on HR principles, recruitment, labor laws, organizational behavior, and workplace diversity.
GEd 101: Understanding the Self
Encourages self-reflection and personal development through psychological and sociological perspectives.
GEd 107: Ethics
Explores moral and ethical issues in sociology, business, and professional settings.
CS 423: Social Issues and Professional Practice
Examines social policies, professional ethics, and applied sociology in various career paths.
BSOC-61: Social Welfare Administration
Analyzes social welfare systems, policies, and the role of social work in addressing social inequalities.
BSOC-62: Gender and Society
Explores gender roles, identity, and feminism, examining how gender intersects with social institutions.
BSOC-63: Sociology of Mass Communication
Analyzes media influence on society, including digital media, propaganda, and public opinion formation.
PSY-314: Counselling Psychology (EL)
Introduces counseling techniques, psychological well-being, and strategies for addressing mental health issues.
BSOCP-64: Thesis Writing
A capstone project where students conduct independent sociological research, applying theories and methodologies learned throughout the program.
Career Opportunities
Graduates with a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology can pursue careers in:
- Social Research & Policy Analysis (government agencies, think tanks)
- Human Resources & Organizational Development
- Social Work & Community Development
- Media & Communication (journalism, public relations)
- Public Administration & Civil Service
- Education & Academia (teaching, research)
