The Bachelor of Arts in Sociology program offers students a comprehensive understanding of social structures, institutions, and relationships. This interdisciplinary degree combines theoretical frameworks with empirical research, providing insights into human behavior, social change, and the complexities of cultural dynamics.

Program Objectives:

• Develop critical thinking skills through the analysis of social phenomena.
• Explore key sociological concepts, including culture, socialization, inequality, deviance, and globalization.
• Understand the role of social institutions such as family, education, and religion in shaping individual and collective identities.
• Analyze contemporary social issues such as poverty, crime, migration, and environmental challenges from a sociological perspective.
• Conduct research using qualitative and quantitative methods to examine social patterns and trends.

Core Curriculum: The curriculum encompasses a blend of foundational courses and specialized electives, including:

• Introduction to Sociology
• Social Theory
• Research Methods in Sociology
• Sociology of Education
• Urban Sociology
• Gender and Society
• Sociology of Health and Illness
• Globalization and Social Change

Capstone Project: Students will complete a capstone project, allowing them to apply their knowledge and research skills to a sociological issue of their choice. This project fosters practical experience and prepares graduates for careers in various fields.

Career Opportunities: Graduates of the BA in Sociology program are equipped for diverse career paths in social research, public policy, community development, education, social work, and non-profit organizations. Additionally, the program prepares students for advanced studies in sociology or related disciplines.