The Ph.D. in Sociology is a doctoral research programme that delves into the study of social structures, institutions, relationships, and transformations shaping human societies. The course aims to train scholars in advanced sociological theory, research methodologies, and analytical skills to investigate complex social issues and contribute to policy, planning, and social development.
The programme offers research opportunities in areas such as social change and development, gender studies, rural and urban sociology, ethnicity and identity, social stratification, education, health, migration, and globalization. Emphasis is placed on both qualitative and quantitative research approaches, fieldwork, and data interpretation to develop original and impactful research outputs.
Career opportunities for Ph.D. holders in Sociology include positions as university faculty, researchers, policy analysts, and social development consultants in academic institutions, government agencies, NGOs, and international organizations. Graduates are equipped to contribute to teaching, social research, policy formulation, and developmental initiatives addressing social inequalities and community welfare.
