Sociology

Get insights from 1.4k questions on Sociology, answered by students, alumni, and experts. You may also ask and answer any question you like about Sociology

  • 1.4k

    Questions

  • 1

    Discussions

  • 16

    Active Users

  • 2k

    Followers

Have a question about Sociology? Ask our experts

Ask Your Question

Keep it short & simple. Type complete word. Avoid abusive language.

New answer posted•2 years ago
S
2 years ago

Though all the colleges have different requirements for different courses. Generally speaking, it is possible. Yes, you can do MA sociology without a BA sociology. Make sure to confirm that on the college website.

Some colleges may prefer graduation in relevant subjects like political science, psycho

...Read more

Thumbs Up IconUpvote Thumbs Down Icon
New answer posted•2 years ago
S
2 years ago

Hi,

Sociology offers a wide range of research areas, focusing on understanding social behaviors, structures, and patterns. 

Some key research areas in sociology are mentioned below:

Research Fields in Sociology

Politics

Culture

Education 

Family

Gender and Sexuality Environment
Crime

Health

Urban Life

Race

Religion

Globalization

Source - Multiple external/official sites, data may vary.

Students also read: Top Research Institutions Colleges in I

...Read more

Thumbs Up IconUpvote Thumbs Down Icon
New answer posted•2 years ago

What job can I get after completing MA sociology?

212 Views|Posted 2 years ago
Asked by Akhila
S
2 years ago

There are quite a few options one can go for after the completion of an MA in Sociology degree. Some of those are mentioned in the table below. Please note that the profiles mentioned are fetched from different external sources on the web and may vary.

Social ResearcherPolicy Analyst 
 Community Development Officer Social Worker
 Academician/LecturerHuman Resources Specialist 
 Market Research AnalystProgram Coordinator in NGOs

Read more: 

Government Jobs After Humanities

...Read more

Thumbs Up IconUpvote Thumbs Down Icon
New answer posted•2 years ago

Can I do Ph.D after MA sociology?

139 Views|Posted 2 years ago
Asked by Mohd
S
2 years ago

After completing an MA in Sociology, pursuing a PhD is a logical step if you're interested in advanced research, academia, or specialized professional roles. Here’s a detailed breakdown:

1. Eligibility: MA in Sociology or related fields with at least 55-60% marks.You may need to clear exams lik

...Read more

Thumbs Up IconUpvote Thumbs Down Icon
New answer posted•2 years ago

What is M.A Sociology course all about?

18 Views|Posted 2 years ago
Asked by Shruti Tiwari
S
2 years ago

MA Sociology - full form is a Master of Arts in Sociology. It is a postgraduate program that refers to the systematic study of human society, institution and relationships. This master degree primarily focuses on learning the concepts related to race, caste, inequality, causes, and consequences.

know

...Read more

Thumbs Up IconUpvote Thumbs Down Icon
New answer posted•2 years ago

What is the syllabus of URATPG for sociology?

19 Views|Posted 2 years ago
Asked by Akshi Tak
Kritika Rai
2 years ago

The URATPG sociology syllabus is mentioned below: 

TopicsDescription
Introduction to Sociology
  • Definition, scope, and importance of Sociology
  • Relationship of Sociology with other social sciences
  • (Anthropology, Economics, Political Science, Psychology)
  • Basic concepts: Society, community, association, institution, culture, social groups
Classical Sociological Theories
  • Contributions of key thinkers: 
  • Karl Marx: Class struggle, historical materialism
  • Émile Durkheim: Division of labour, social facts, suicide
  • Max Weber: Bureaucracy, authority, Protestant ethic and spirit of capitalism
  • Early sociological traditions and their influence
Indian Society
  • Features of Indian society: Diversity, unity, pluralism
  • Caste system and social stratification
  • Tribal societies in India
  • Rural and urban communities
  • Gender issues and social reform movements in India
Social Stratification and Mobility
  • Theories of social stratification (functional and conflict perspectives)
  • Caste, class, and status
  • Social mobility: types and factors influencing mobility
Sociology of Family, Marriage, and Kinship
  • Types of family: Nuclear, joint, extended
  • Functions of family and changes in family structure
  • Patterns of marriage and kinship in different societies
Sociology of Religion
  • Power, authority, and legitimacy (Weber's theory of authority)
  • State and civil society
  • Types of political systems (democracy, authoritarianism, totalitarianism)
  • Political participation, political parties, and social movements
Economic Sociology
  • Relationship between economy and society
  • Work, labour, and capitalism
  • Industrialisation and its impact on society
  • Globalisation and economic change
Urban and Rural Sociology
  • Characteristics of rural and urban societies
  • Urbanisation and its social impact
  • Rural social structure, agrarian issues, and social movements
  • Migration and its social consequences
Sociology of Gender
  • Poverty, inequality, unemployment
  • Crime and deviance
  • Communalism, regionalism, casteism, and terrorism
  • Health, education, and sanitation issues in India
Environmental Sociology
  • Society and environment: Theories and perspectives
  • Environmental movements and sustainability
  • Environmental policies and their social implications
  • Climate change and its impact on society
Contemporary Sociological Theories
  • Structuralism, post-structuralism, and post-modernism
  • Critical theory, feminism, and intersectionality
  • Globalisation and social theory
Social Movements
  • Definition and types of social movements (revolutionary, reformist, etc.)
  • Theories of social movements
  • Social movements in India: Dalit movement, feminist movement, environmental movement
Population Studies
  • Demographic theories and population studies
  • Population growth, migration, and urbanisation
  • Population policies and family planning
Sociology of Health and Medicine
  • Health as a social phenomenon
  • Sociological perspectives on health and illness
  • Healthcare systems and inequality

Thumbs Up IconUpvote Thumbs Down Icon
New answer posted•2 years ago
S
2 years ago

Hi, please refer to the table below for the top courses offered by best colleges for Criminology in India:

Course LevelsNo. of Colleges
MA20+
BA10+
MSc10+
BSc10
PG Diploma9
LLM3

Hope this answered your question!

Thumbs Up IconUpvote Thumbs Down Icon
New answer posted•2 years ago

As you may already know that Human Geography is a subbranch of Geography. If you want to study Human Geography then you would have to pursue Geography courses such as BA Geography, BSc Geography, MA Geography, MSc Geography and PhD in Human Geography. The eligibility criteria to pursue these courses

...Read more

Thumbs Up IconUpvote Thumbs Down Icon
New answer posted•2 years ago

Some research topics on human geography are as follows:

  • Waste Management and Climate Change
  • Conservation of Urban Greenery
  • Restructuring of towns
  • Association of Habits and Mannerisms with Regions
  • Depletion of Micronutrients in Soil
  • Forest Hydrology and Urban Development

Thumbs Up IconUpvote Thumbs Down Icon
New answer posted•2 years ago

Human Geography is the study of correlation of humans and the environment along with the behavior modification of humans across different times and spaces.

Sustainable Development is the practice of judicious use of natural resources while ensuring that the resources do not get depleted.

Hum

...Read more

Thumbs Up IconUpvote Thumbs Down Icon