The Master’s in Sociology (MA) is a two-year advanced degree programme that offers training in sociological theory, research methodology, and specialized areas of study which prepare our students to become the next generation of teachers, policy makers, and scholars. This course basically introduces students to a deep understanding of human society and social systems. The courses offered in the Master’s programme are unique in the sense that they develop sociological thinking and allow students to broaden their perspectives. M.A. Sociology programme provides various career opportunities in research, education, healthcare, child development, NGOs, public sectors etc.
Graduation or its equivalent from a recognized university.
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Graduates of these programmes can pursue careers in various fields, including academia, research institutions, non-profit organizations, social services, policy analysis, MNC and public administration.
The Master’s in Sociology (MA) is a two-year advanced degree programme that offers training in sociological theory, research methodology, and specialized areas of study which prepare our students to become the next generation of teachers, policy makers, and scholars. This course basically introduces students to a deep understanding of human society and social systems. The courses offered in the Master’s programme are unique in the sense that they develop sociological thinking and allow students to broaden their perspectives. M.A. Sociology programme provides various career opportunities in research, education, healthcare, child development, NGOs, public sectors etc.
Graduation or its equivalent from a recognized university.
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Graduates of these programmes can pursue careers in various fields, including academia, research institutions, non-profit organizations, social services, policy analysis, MNC and public administration.
The MA programme in Sociology is a scholarly consideration of the expansive construct through which the social identity of the human finds individual representation as a cohesive entity.
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