M.Phil. Sociology or Master of Philosophy in Sociology is a postgraduate Sociology course. Sociology is the study of society. It is a social science a term with which it is sometimes synonymous which uses various methods of empirical investigation and critical analysis to develop and refine a body of knowledge about human social activity. For many sociologists, the goal is to apply findings directly to the pursuit of social welfare, while others seek purely academic or intellectual knowledge. M.Phil. (Sociology) is aimed at generating future researchers who would be equipped with an ability to develop a critical understanding of social realities. This Programme is a research degree and it would therefore be beneficial for individuals who wish to pursue a career in research, be it in academics or in development sector or in industry. The Programme would also be useful in providing a platform for individuals who wish to pursue their Ph.D. degree in future. By making the students undergo rigorous academic exercise it is an aim of the Department of Sociology to produce a group of students through the M.Phil.
M.Phil. Sociology Eligibility
M.Phil. Sociology Course Suitability
How is M.Phil. Sociology Course Beneficial?
Syllabus of Sociology as prescribed by various Universities and Colleges.
Stream I (Theories and Methods) |
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Sr. No. |
Subjects of Study |
1 |
Reflections on Ethnography |
2 |
Contemporary Class Analysis |
3 |
Philosophical Anthropology |
4 |
Philosophical Anthropology |
5 |
Theorising Democracy, Equality and Social Justice |
6 |
Archaeology of Caste |
Stream II (Theories and Methods) |
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1 |
Sociology of Health and Illness |
2 |
Theorising Masculinities |
3 |
Rethinking the Family in Contemporary Society |
4 |
Nature, Society & Environment |
5 |
Sociology of Civil War |
6 |
Studying the State |
7 |
Agrarian Structure |
8 |
Transnational Migration, Gender and Identities |
9 |
Social Discrimination and Subalterneity: Historical and Comparative Perspectives |
10 |
Gender and Population: Perspectives on Reproduction, Sexuality, and Power |
11 |
Women in Indian Society |
Jaipur, Rajasthan
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