Sociology Career Scope, Eligibility and Job Prospects

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Duration:3 years, Eligibility: 10+2, cut-offs vary from college to college

Job Profiles:Junior Project Fellow (Rs 8,000/- per month for a fresher) Sociologist, Community worker, Researcher, Project officer

Human-social relationships is the focus. Being interdisciplinary, it includes fields such as demography, criminology and environmental sociology. In addition, you will delve into the depths of society and religion. Understanding economic, cultural and political aspects of countries is also required

Course overview: The discipline will help you to understand social structures and processes. Not only will you learn about human society, but you will also develop the ability to classify human social behavior. You will learn about kinship, religion, politics, economics and the society along with its impact on everyday life

Job opportunities: Research and related aspects find the most takers. A sociology graduate will work largely in the social sector with various NGO’s and organizations. Though government jobs are also available, postgraduates have an edge. Many graduates continue to do their post graduation and work on project alongside. Community work takes in a lot of the students. The pay is largely dependent on the project and place of work