Sociology Department

Year of Establishment: 2020

Profile of the Department :
The Department of Sociology is dedicated to fostering an intellectual environment that encourages critical thinking, social awareness, and innovative approaches to understanding human society. It instils in students the importance of critically examining themselves, societal structures, and cultural dynamics, with the goal of shaping them into conscientious and socially responsible individuals. The department emphasizes holistic student development, nurturing emotional, academic, social, professional, and global skills. Through academic initiatives and interdisciplinary approaches, the department seeks to produce graduates who are socially conscious, ethically informed, and professionally competent, ready to contribute meaningfully to society.

Courses Offered :
The college offers a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology Major and Minor as per NEP 2020. This course provides a comprehensive exploration of sociological theories and methodologies alongside practical training in social research. Students delve into the complexities of human behavior, social structures, cultural dynamics, and institutions. Through critical analysis and discussion, they gain insights into social inequalities, globalization, gender dynamics, and other contemporary issues. Hands-on research projects and fieldwork foster students’ investigative and analytical skills, preparing them to tackle real-world social challenges. The program emphasizes critical thinking, effective communication, and ethical perspectives, equipping students for impactful roles in academia, research, public policy, and beyond.

Career Prospects of Sociology Majors :
Studying Sociology develops critical thinking, analytical, and interpersonal skills, opening pathways to diverse careers in social work, public policy, teaching, research, journalism, and human resources. Sociology graduates are well-equipped for roles in non-profits, governmental organizations, and the corporate sector, tackling pressing social issues or managing organizational dynamics. The degree also serves as a strong foundation for advanced studies in sociology, law, public administration, and international relations.

Sociology majors gain expertise in understanding social structures and cultural phenomena, enabling them to excel in areas like community development, policy analysis, and market research. They develop exceptional communication and problem-solving skills, essential for roles in advocacy, urban planning, healthcare, and education. Moreover, sociology graduates bring valuable insights into human behavior and social trends, making them indispensable in roles requiring leadership, collaboration, and strategic thinking.

Eligibility for Admission :
10+2 Pass with Sociology or any Social Science subject as one of the subjects.