Department of Sociology

The Department of Sociology offers a profound exploration of human society, social behavior, and cultural institutions. Its curriculum covers social theory, anthropology, research methodology, social stratification, gender studies, and urbanization. Students learn to critically analyze how social structures influence individual behavior and collective progress. Through seminars, field surveys, and research, learners develop the ability to interpret complex social dynamics. Faculty members foster an environment of critical inquiry, encouraging students to question norms and understand the roots of social issues. The department aims to develop informed citizens capable of contributing to policy and social reform. Graduates are prepared for careers in research, civil service, development agencies, journalism, and public policy analysis.