The program aims to provide an understanding of social institutions and social issues within diverse societies in a global context, and apply sociological perspectives to these areas.Sociology explains dynamics of relationships that affect individual lives, communities and the world. At the individual level, it examines the causes of family conflict, aging, belief system, liquid love and gender identity. At the societal level, sociology investigates deviance, crime, poverty and social movements of rural and urban communities. At the global level sociology explores issues such as ethnicity, migration, population growth and so on.It prepares students for a wide range of careers such as: social advocacy, research, teaching, NGO management, policy-making, social entrepreneurship both in public and private sectors. The program is concerned with social transformation in different societies and aims to develop an insight on the major challenges in contemporary society. Standard XII students from any stream can apply for the program.

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Complementary Courses

1. Psychology
2. History