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The Department of sociology offers course up to S.Y.B.A. only.It gets sufficient students at F.Y. and S.Y. level.this one man department is headed by Mr.A. R. Shelke, Asst. Professor of sociology.Who has been teaching for 20 years.It conducts activities in collaboration with social science association.Sociology is the scientific study of society, including patterns of social relationships, social interaction, and culture. It is a social science that uses various methods of empirical investigation and critical analysis to develop a body of knowledge about social order, acceptance, and change. Many sociologists aim to conduct research that may be applied directly to social policy and welfare, while others focus primarily on refining the theoretical understanding of social processes. Subject matter ranges from the micro-sociology level of individual agency and interaction to the macro level of systems and the social structure.

SOCIOLOGY                    UASOC302                        Paper III                                                SEMESTER III

CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN INDIAN SOCIETY

Course Objectives:-

  • To bring awareness and sensitivity among the students towards contemporary issues.
  • To inculcate responsibilities and promote equality.

 

SOCIOLOGY                                 UASOC402                                Paper III                SEMESTER IV

EMERGING FIELDS IN SOCIOLOGY

Course Objectives:-

  • To introduce students to the relevance and varied possibilities for future studies in sociology.
  • It make’s students aware about the new vibrant fields in sociology.
  • To provide students with an in-depth understanding of struggle and survival in today’s competitive scenario.

 

 SOCIOLOGY

(100 Marks) UASOC301

Paper II

SEMESTER III

INDIAN SOCIETY: STRUCTURE AND CHANGE

Course Objectives:

  • To Introduce Students to the Indian Sociological Traditions.
  • To Familiarise Students with the Research traditions in Indian Sociology
  • To Acquaint Students with the Emerging Issues in Indian society

 

 SOCIOLOGY

(100 Marks) UASOC301

Paper II  SEMESTER III

INDIAN SOCIETY: STRUCTURE AND CHANGE

Course Objectives:

  • To Introduce Students to the Indian Sociological Traditions.
  • To Familiarise Students with the Research traditions in Indian Sociology
  • To Acquaint Students with the Emerging Issues in Indian society

 

 SOCIOLOGY

(100 Marks) UASOC301

Paper II   SEMESTER III

INDIAN SOCIETY: STRUCTURE AND CHANGE

Course Objectives:

  • To Introduce Students to the Indian Sociological Traditions.
  • To Familiarise Students with the Research traditions in Indian Sociology
  • To Acquaint Students with the Emerging Issues in Indian society

 

 SOCIOLOGY          UASOC301

Paper II SEMESTER III

INDIAN SOCIETY: STRUCTURE AND CHANGE

Course Objectives:

  • To Introduce Students to the Indian Sociological Traditions.
  • To Familiarise Students with the Research traditions in Indian Sociology
  • To Acquaint Students with the Emerging Issues in Indian society

 

 

 SOCIOLOGY    UASOC301     Paper II     SEMESTER III

INDIAN SOCIETY: STRUCTURE AND CHANGE

Course Objective:

 

  • To Introduce Students to the Indian Sociological Traditions.
  • To Familiarize Students with the Research traditions in Indian Sociology
  • To Acquaint Students with the Emerging Issues in Indian society

 

SOCIOLOGY  UASOC401 Paper II SEMESTER IV

SOCIOLOGY OF DEVELOPMENT

Course objective:

  • To introduce various theoretical perspectives in Indian society that have shaped the concept of development.
  • To help students to gain an insight into emerging issues and contemporary debates within the development discourse.

 

SOCIOLOGY  UASOC401 Paper II SEMESTER IV

SOCIOLOGY OF DEVELOPMENT

Course objective:

  • To introduce various theoretical perspectives in Indian society those have shaped the concept of development.
  • To help students to gain an insight into emerging issues and contemporary debates within the development discourse.

303(A) Demography Paper – I

Course objective :-

The modules incorporated in this paper educate the students about the inter‐relationship between economic development and population along with an exposition of the established theories of population. Issues related to demographic techniques and basic sources of demographic data in the Indian economy have also been included. Aspects of the population policy and the study of its social characteristics are other important components of the modules of this paper.

 

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Mr. A. R. Shelake M.A.  Click Here For CV