2 Years
Programme Duration
4 Semesters
Course Structure
Graduate
Minimum Eligibility
80 Credits
Programme Credits
Masters of Arts (Sociology) Programme
M.A. Sociology through Distance Education provides a chance to study society, social interactions and changing community patterns through a flexible postgraduate format. The programme covers diverse areas, including rural and urban communities,gender relations. Learners can pursue their studies remotely with the support of learning materials, digital resources, and academic guidance, making it easier to balance education with personal commitments.
Learners can access self-learning materials, digital resources, academic guidance, study support, and other learning resources that support a structured and convenient learning experience.
With a master’s degree inSociology, the learners can increase their knowledge on concepts of advanced Sociology.
Broad Learning
Explore humanities and social science disciplines.
Skill Development
Explore humanities and social science disciplines.
Career Foundation
Build a foundation for employment & higher studies.
M.A. (History) Programme Overview & Structure
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Course Curriculum
A brief view on its curriculum would be to sociological perspectives, research methodologyand several other concepts.
This semester introduces students to core concepts in political science, English, economics, and sociology. Furthermore, offering training in essential soft skills for professional development.
- • Classical Sociological Theories
- • Social Structure
- • Sociology of Kinship
- • Sociology of Religion
- • Social Change and Modernization
Building on foundational concepts with higher-level theory and applied practical modules.
- • Research Methodology
- • Rural Sociology
- • Law and Sociology
- • Medical Sociology
- • Urban Sociology
Intermediate level coursework specializing in public administration and sociological methodologies.
- • Research Methods and Social Statistics
- • Sociological Perspectives on Indian Society
- • Sociology of Education
- • Modern Sociological Thinkers
- • Sociology of Economic Development
Advanced study focusing on international relations, economic policy, and elective specialization.
- • Contemporary Sociological Thinkers
- • Ecology, Environment and Society
- • Political Sociology
- • Social Demography
- • Dissertation
Course Duration
Total Program Duration: 2 Years
The course duration of Masters in Arts (MA) Sociologyis 2 years.
Eligibility Criteria
Candidates applying for admission must fulfill the following prerequisites:
- Graduates of Sociology or a parallel stream from any accredited university are eligible to join the MA (Sociology) programme.
Fees Structure
Below is the complete fee structure detailing individual components and total costs.
| Type | Amount |
|---|---|
| Course Fee | ₹8,000 Per Semester |
| Exam Fee | ₹1,500 Per Semester |
| Annual Fee | ₹19,000 |
| One-Time Registration Fee | ₹1,000 |
| Total Program Fee | ₹39,000 |
Why Choose a M.A. (Sociology) Distance Education Programme?
Earning a M.A. (Sociology) degree can provide you with a solid knowledge base as well as the ability to acquire skills that can benefit you in your future studies, work and life.
Engage in a wide variety of topics throughout the arts, letters and humanities and acquire knowledge in fields that align with academic and career interests.
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Ready to learn more with a focused career goal.
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Job Opportunities After M.A. (Sociology)
A M.A. (Sociology) can provide a broad foundation for different employment and higher-study pathways, depending on your skills, interests and additional qualifications.
Sociologist
Sociology and Social Studies
Social Researcher
Social Research
Sociology Teacher
Sociology Education
Assistant Professor
Higher Education
Lecturer
University Education
Research Associate
Academic and Social Research
Social Worker
Social Welfare
Community Development
Officer Community Development
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