Program Information

• Class Start:
• Program Duration: 4 Years
• Total Credits: 130
• Student Capacity: Max 80 Students
• Program Teachers: 03

Program Details

A Bachelor of Social Science with a focus on Sociology is an undergraduate degree program that provides students with a comprehensive understanding of social structures, institutions, and human behavior within societies. The program typically combines theoretical and practical aspects of sociology, allowing students to analyze and interpret social phenomena, develop critical thinking skills, and engage in research.

Here are some key components often included in a Bachelor of Social Science (Sociology) program:

1. Core Sociology Courses: These courses cover fundamental concepts in sociology, such as social theory, social research methods, and the study of various social institutions (e.g., family, education, government).

2. Specialized Electives: Students may have the opportunity to choose elective courses based on their interests. Specialized topics could include criminology, social justice, urban sociology, gender studies, globalization, or medical sociology.

3. Research Methods: Courses in research methods equip students with the skills to design and conduct social research. This includes qualitative and quantitative research methods, data analysis, and the ability to critically evaluate existing research.

4. Internships or Fieldwork: Many programs encourage or require students to participate in internships or fieldwork experiences. This provides practical exposure to real-world sociological settings and enhances the application of theoretical knowledge.

5. Capstone Projects: Some programs may culminate in a capstone project or thesis, allowing students to delve deeply into a specific area of sociology and demonstrate their research and analytical skills.

6. Critical Thinking and Communication Skills: The program aims to develop critical thinking and analytical skills, as well as effective written and oral communication skills. Sociologists often need to communicate their findings and insights to diverse audiences.

Career opportunities for graduates with a Bachelor of Social Science (Sociology) can be diverse. Many go on to work in areas such as social research, community development, advocacy, social services, human resources, and more. Some graduates also pursue further education at the graduate level, specializing in areas such as sociology, social work, or public policy.

It's important to note that specific program details may vary between universities, so it's advisable to check the curriculum of the particular institution offering the degree. Additionally, staying engaged with relevant extracurricular activities, internships, and networking opportunities can enhance the overall educational experience and open up more career options after graduation.

Minimum Requirements

The minimum qualifications for admission Bachelor of Social Science (Sociology) Programs are:
• The minimum GPA shall be 2.5 in both SSC & HSC/ Diploma
• For &ldquo  level  " A " systems an applicant must have completed 5 Papers in &ldquo Level and 2 papers in ‘A’ Level
• He / She must have ‘B’ Grade or GPA 4 at least in 4 subjects & ‘C’ grade or GPA 3.5 in the rest of 3 subjects
• Students who have completed the 4(Four) years Diploma Program under the Technical Education Board are also eligible for admission under the program
• For applicants from foreign countries equivalent standard shall be maintained
• The applicant must have the 12th level
• For all Science Program students must have GPA 2.5 in both SSC & HSC/ Diploma in Engineering with Physics and Mathematics
• She/he has to pass in optional subjects (Both in SSC & HSC)