Sociology

Pupils will get a comprehensive grasp of both traditional and modern sociological theories. They will be capable of critically evaluating the writings of contemporary theorists as well as influential sociologists like Émile Durkheim, Max Weber, and Karl Marx. Understanding these sociological frameworks will enable them to comprehend the forces that mold societies and the roles that people play within them.

Students will gain expertise in both qualitative and quantitative research techniques. They will learn how to perform empirical research, collect information via surveys, interviews, and observations, and use the proper sociological tools and techniques to interpret the findings. They will be ready to do autonomous sociological study thanks to this research-based education.

Students who complete the curriculum will be able to critically analyze social structures such caste, class, education, gender systems, and families and assess how they affect both people and groups. Students will investigate how these organizations operate and how they contribute to or detract from societal order.

Students will learn about the ideas of social development and change. Students will gain an understanding of the forces behind social change, such as industrialization, globalization, and technological growth, thanks to this program. Students will also acquire knowledge about the potential and difficulties presented by contemporary development paradigms.