B.A. Sociology (As per NEP)

The Department of Sociology offers Bachelor of Arts. The B.A. courses are oriented towards the study of Introduction to Sociology, General Sociology, Indian Social Institutions, Introduction to Tribal Society, Tribes of India, Rural Sociology, Gandhian Point of View for Society, Social History of India, Entrepreneurship, Indian Constitution, Social Change in India, Urban Sociology, Sociological Perspectives, Functional Sociologist, Sociological Thinkers, Social Psychology, Social Anthropology, Social Research & Statistical Analysis, Sociology of Environment, Women & Society, Social Demography, Society and Mass Media, Sociology Religion, Crime & Society and Industrial Sociology.

Present Practices of the Department:

• The Centre regularly engages itself in academic debates and dialogues through organizing seminars/conferences/workshops.
• The faculty members of the Centre deeply engage themselves in conducting community level studies through various projects and case studies.
• The Centre focuses some of the key areas of sociology like Sociological theories, methods of social research, sociology of development, sociology of health, sociology of environment, sociology of NGOs, Sociology of Tribal Society, Social inclusion, gender and society, social movements in India, Sociology of crime and deviance, regional/KBK specific socio-economic issues.

Vision:

• To pioneer new frontiers of knowledge and societal understanding through a culture of ethical conduct, interdisciplinary research, and academic excellence.

Mission:

• To provide a rigorous and comprehensive physics curriculum that prepares students for advanced study and careers in science and technology.
• To conduct cutting edge research in both, theoretical and experimental physics, contributing to scientific advancement and innovation.
• To foster a collaborative and inclusive academic environment that encourages critical thinking, ethical practices and community engagement.

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs):

• PEO1:Graduates be developing an understanding of these aspects of the sociological tradition, the interrelationship between social order and social change.
• PEO2: Graduates develop an appreciation for a disciplined inquiry, observation and research analysis of the social phenomena.
• PEO3: Graduates will be able to apply sociological knowledge under skills to address real world social problems and issues in various settings.

Program Outcomes (POs):

• PO1 Domain Knowledge: Understand human behaviour through social analysis requires refined skills.
• PO2 Research Skills: Do independent research and deepen their thoughtful of the subject matter.
• PO3 Navigating Diversity: Apply knowledge and experience to foster personal growth and better appreciate the diverse social world in which we live.
• PO4 Communication: Be proficient in effectively communicating across diverse subjects, demonstrating competence in articulating ideas comprehensively and coherently.
• PO5 Human Diversity: Understand the diversity of human experience and thought, individually and collectively.
• PO6 Individual and Team Work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader indiverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.
• PO7 Lifelong Learning and Growth: Cultivate a commitment to lifelong learning and artistic growth, actively seeking out opportunities for professional development, self-reflection, and experimentation throughout their careers.

Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs):

• PSO1: Apply adept talents to social phenomena, incorporating various social science theories and empirical methods of inquiry.
• PSO2: Utilize experiences and information literacy skills to foster personal growth, appreciate the diversity of human experience.