The Bachelor of Sociology program focuses on the study of society, social behavior, and social institutions. It aims to develop an understanding of social dynamics, cultural practices, and the factors influencing human interactions in different contexts.

The Bachelor of Sociology program explores the dynamics of social behavior, institutions, and structures. It aims to understand human interactions and societal changes, equipping students with analytical skills to assess social issues, promote social justice, and contribute to policy-making and community development.

The Master of Sociology (Thesis) program offers an advanced study of sociological theories, research methods, and contemporary social issues. Its goal is to equip students with critical thinking skills and a deep understanding of social phenomena, enabling them to conduct meaningful research and contribute to social change. The importance of this program lies in its emphasis on empirical research and theoretical frameworks that inform social policy and practice.