The curriculum of MA Sociology typically includes a combination of core and elective courses that cover topics such as Sociological Theory, Research Methods, Social Stratification, Gender, Family, Religion, Caste, Politics, Globalization, And Social Change. Students may also be required to complete a research project or thesis. Additionally, some programs may offer specialized courses in Rural Sociology, Urban Sociology, Medical Sociology, Or Environmental Sociology.
The following are some of the crucial subjects that the degree consists of:
● Introduction to Sociology: Concepts, Theories and Methods.
● Indian Sociological Thought: A study of the primary sociological thinkers and their contributions to the development of sociology in India.
● Globalization & Society: An analysis of the impact of globalization on social structures and cultural practices.
● Social Psychology: An exploration of the relationship between individual and society, with an emphasis on socialization, attitudes, and identity formation.
● The Emergence Of Sociology: A historical overview of the development of sociology as a distinct academic discipline.
● The Transition From Social Philosophy To Sociology: An examination of the intellectual and cultural context that gave rise to Sociology, and the key ideas that differentiate it from social philosophy.
● State And Society Under Capitalism: An analysis of the relationship between the state and capitalist society, including issues such as class struggle, inequality, and the welfare state.
● State and Society under Socialism: An examination of the relationship between the state and socialist society, including issues such as planning, collectivisation, and democratic participation.
● Research Methods in Sociology: An introduction to various research methods and techniques in sociology.
● Project work: Students will be required to undertake a project on a social problem relevant to the study of Sociology, applying the knowledge and skills acquired in the program.
