The Bachelor of Arts in Sociology program explores societal structures, human interactions, and social phenomena. Students study social theories, research methodologies, and cultural diversity. Through case studies and fieldwork, learners analyze social patterns, inequalities, and community dynamics. Emphasizing critical thinking and social awareness, graduates are prepared for roles in social services, advocacy, or research. Equipped to understand societal complexities, they contribute to policy analysis, community development, or human rights initiatives. With a blend of theoretical understanding and practical insights, the program nurtures sociologists capable of addressing societal issues and fostering positive change in diverse cultural and social contexts.