Sociology

Immerse yourself in the study of people, culture and society. Learn about the key social factors that influence groups and organizations and develop skills in research and data analysis.

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Degree

(BS) Sociology

Course Credits: 120

Degree Duration

4 Years :

4 Years (Direct Route)

4 Years :

1 year pathway + 3 years degree (major)

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Start Dates

January | May | September

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Degree Overview

If you’re interested in the study of people, culture, and society, a career in sociology might be right for you. In this fascinating program, you’ll study:

– The basic structure of human society
– Transmission of culture and regulation of behavior
– Acquisition of the social self
– Deviance
– Stratification by class, race, ethnicity, sex, and age
– Urbanization
– Major social institutions
– Population dynamics
– Socio-cultural change

In addition to acquiring an in-depth understanding of the key social factors that affect groups and organizations, students will gain an understanding of basic research methods and develop critical reasoning skills.

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You may incur additional costs in the course of your education at the University over and above tuition fees in an academic year such as laptops, additional resources, etc.

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Learn from faculty with practical experience in their fields

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