BS Sociology program aims to equip students with a basic understanding of human society's development, structure, and functioning. Hence, through community engagement, they can study, analyze, and explore solutions to social problems, including health issues, in a conducive environment involving skill learning in and outside the classroom. The program would also prepare students to examine human interactions, cultural phenomena, and themes such as social inequalities for resources, health facilities, and climate change's environmental ramifications, alongside rural development and urbanization considerations, factors that impact individuals' and groups' well-being. The program uses the sociological imagination concept of sociology to connect personal experiences and larger social issues. Major themes in sociological thinking include the interplay between the individual and society, society as a stable and changing structure, the causes and consequences of social inequality, and the social construction of human life.
The curriculum provides an out-of-the-box look at societies and cultures with more focus on Pakistani societal issues to derive a way forward towards social justice and positive change. The course will provide the foundation for further studies in the field of sociology.
To envision a better understanding of the complex dynamics of social issues and unearth possible solutions for achieving perpetual peace in society.
BS program in Sociology aims to equip the students with conceptual tools, scientific knowledge, and practical skills to gain a deeper understanding of the social world and face the critical challenges that may come in practical life.
A BS graduate of Sociology will be able to:
A BS graduate of Sociology will be able to:
What we learn |
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Social Research Methods Statistics |
Market Research/Data Officers Program Evaluation Experts Quality Management and Control Data Analysis |
Demography Population Urban Sociology /Rural Sociology Sociology of Community |
National, Urban & Rural Planning Market Analysis Strategic Planning/Forecasting |
Organizational Behavior and HRD |
Human Resource Management |
Formal Organizations |
Organizational Development |
Sociology of Families Race, Class, and Gender Social Inequality |
Social Services/Welfare Management Educational Administrations Support Associations and Government Work |
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