MA Sociology

MA Sociology

Sociologists study social relationships. Sociology questions assumptions about the social world showing that such things as the family and gender relationship and race are socially constructed rather than naturally given. A degree programme in Sociology develops a range of abilities valued by employers, range of abilities valued by employers, including analytical skills, communicating ideas, independent judgement and the ability to think critically.

Subject Information
Lateral Entry : Not Available
Credit Transfer : Not Available
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Classical Sociological Tradition
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Theoretical Perspectives in Sociology
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Methodology of Social Research
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Sociology of Popular Culture and Mass Communication OR Globalization and Society
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Sociology of Change and Development
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Perspectives on Indian Society
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Comparative Sociology
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Gender and Society OR Social Mark

Career Opportunities
Persons holding a Master's degree in sociology are frequently employed in the helping professions, in business, and various public sector positions, especially those dealing with social programs and their implementation. Usually, they are employed in jobs with the title "sociologist".

This is a correspondence course