Department of Sociology
The BA Sociology Honours programme introduces students to the study of social life, institutions, and change.
BA Sociology Honours
The Department of Sociology at ETCES College for Advanced Studies encourages students to understand society, examine social relationships, and explore how communities, institutions, and cultures influence everyday life and change.
Understanding Society
Sociology explores how people live together, form relationships, and shape the societies around them. It examines the connections between individual experiences and wider social structures, helping students question familiar assumptions and consider different perspectives.
The BA Sociology Honours programme introduces students to the study of social life, institutions, and change. It develops an understanding of social issues alongside skills in observation, analysis, research, and communication.
About the Department
The Department of Sociology encourages a thoughtful approach to understanding people and society. Its academic interests include the relationship between society and the individual, social institutions, and the experiences of women in society.
Students are encouraged to examine social questions with curiosity, sensitivity, and attention to evidence. The study of sociology builds awareness of different communities and an understanding of how social circumstances influence people’s opportunities and experiences.
Academic Focus
Introduction to Sociology
Explore the basic concepts and perspectives used to understand social relationships, institutions, and everyday life.
Society and the Individual
Examine how personal experiences are connected to social expectations, cultural practices, and the communities to which people belong.
Women and Society
Consider women’s experiences and participation in society, including questions of gender, social roles, opportunity, and equality.
Skills Students Develop
- Understanding social relationships and institutions
- Examining issues from different perspectives
- Observing and interpreting social situations
- Assessing evidence and developing reasoned arguments
- Communicating ideas through discussion and writing
- Approaching community issues with sensitivity and awareness
Salma P
Assistant Professor and Head of the Department of Sociology
Qualifications:
BA Sociology, MA Sociology, SET, B.Ed Social Science, K-TET Categories II and III, TTC
Subjects Handled:
Introduction to Sociology, Women and Society
Areas of Specialisation: Sociology, with a focus on society and the individual.
Additional Responsibilities:
- PTA Executive Committee Member
- Tutorial responsibilities
- Women Development Cell involvement
Further Study and Career Pathways
Sociology graduates may pursue further studies in sociology, social work, development studies, and related disciplines. Depending on additional qualifications and recruitment requirements, they can explore opportunities in social research, community development, nonprofit organisations, education, and public administration.
The programme’s emphasis on understanding people, analysing social issues, and communicating clearly provides a foundation for further academic and professional learning.
Explore the Study of Society
Contact ETCES College for Advanced Studies for current programme information, eligibility requirements, and admission procedures.
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