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BS Sociology

BS Sociology

About Program

The BS Sociology program is designed to build a strong understanding of society through sociological theory, research methods, and applied social analysis. Students study a range of areas including population dynamics, social statistics, gender issues, development, deviance, and other contemporary social concerns.

The program combines theoretical learning with research-oriented training so that students can examine social structures, institutions, behavior, and changing social conditions from a broad and informed perspective. This interdisciplinary outlook helps students develop the analytical skills needed to understand complex social issues and contribute meaningfully to research, policy, community development, and related professional fields.

Objectives

  1. Promote high standards of education and research in Sociology.
  2. Provide opportunities for students to continue higher education after HSSC and strengthen their academic qualifications.
  3. Develop a sound understanding of both theoretical and applied Sociology.
  4. Build students’ ability to think critically and creatively about society and contemporary social issues.
  5. Provide a strong foundation in sociological theory, research methods, and the study of social problems.

Eligibility Criteria

  • Academic Qualification: Applicants must have completed Intermediate such as FA/FSc, or an equivalent qualification representing 12 years of education, with at least 45% marks.
  • A-Level Equivalence: Candidates with A-Level qualifications are required to provide an equivalence certificate issued by the Inter Board Committee of Chairmen (IBCC).

Scheme of Studies

1st Semester

Sr. Code Course Title CreditHours LabHours Prerequisite
1 - Fundamentals of Sociology 3 0 -
2 - Interdisciplinary Course – I 3 0 -
3 - Quantitative Reasoning – I 3 0 -
4 - Natural Science 2 1 -
5 - Functional English 3 0 -
6 - Applications of Information & ICT 2 1 -
Total Credits 16 2

2nd Semester

Sr. Code Course Title CreditHours LabHours Prerequisite
1 - Philosophical Foundation of Social Thought 3 0 -
2 - Sociology of Family & Marriage 3 0 -
3 - Sociology of Gender 3 0 -
4 - Quantitative Reasoning – II 3 0 -
5 - Expository Writing 3 0 -
6 - Pakistan Studies 2 0 -
Total Credits 17 0

3rd Semester

Sr. Code Course Title CreditHours LabHours Prerequisite
1 - Classical Sociological Theories 3 0 -
2 - Basics of Social Research 3 0 -
3 - Rural Sociology 3 0 -
4 - Environmental Sociology 3 0 -
5 - Arts & Humanities 2 0 -
6 - Islamic Studies (Ethics for non-Muslim students) 2 0 -
7 - Ideology and Constitution of Pakistan 2 0 -
Total Credits 18 0

4th Semester

Sr. Code Course Title CreditHours LabHours Prerequisite
1 - Contemporary Sociological Theories 3 0 -
2 - Urban Sociology 3 0 -
3 - Sociology of Development 3 0 -
4 - Social Science 2 0 -
5 - Civics and Community Engagement 2 0 -
6 - Entrepreneurship 2 0 -
Total Credits 15 0

5th Semester

Sr. Code Course Title CreditHours LabHours Prerequisite
1 - Sociology of Deviance & Crime 3 0 -
2 - Sociology of Human Rights 3 0 -
3 - Sociology of Media 3 0 -
4 - Sociology of Social Stratification 3 0 -
5 - Interdisciplinary Course – II 3 0 -
Total Credits 15 0

6th Semester

Sr. Code Course Title CreditHours LabHours Prerequisite
1 - Social Research Methods & Data Analysis 2 1 -
2 - Sociology of Health 3 0 -
3 - Elective – I 3 0 -
4 - Elective – II 3 0 -
5 - Interdisciplinary Course – III 3 0 -
Total Credits 14 1

7th Semester

Sr. Code Course Title CreditHours LabHours Prerequisite
1 - Sociology of Education 3 0 -
2 - Sociology of Globalization 3 0 -
3 - Elective – III 3 0 -
4 - Elective – IV 3 0 -
5 - Interdisciplinary Course – IV 3 0 -
Total Credits 15 0

8th Semester

Sr. Code Course Title CreditHours LabHours Prerequisite
1 - Digital Sociology 3 0 -
2 - Elective – V 3 0 -
3 - Elective – VI 3 0 -
4 - Elective – VII 3 0 -
5 - Capstone 3 0 -
Total Credits 15 0