POSTGRADUATE COURSE IN SOCIOLOGY
Our aim at the level of the MA is to provide a thorough grounding in the historical and theoretical development of the field of sociology and to give students the tools to make this knowledge relevant to the world around them.
The program seeks to provide students with the theories and methods to develop new forms of sociological study that will cross disciplinary boundaries and/or subareas of the field in innovative and imaginative ways through sustained treatment of a single topic. The main objective is to help students better understand the major transformations in modern and postmodern societies and to prepare them for the normative or analytical challenges these transformations have posed.
Eligibility for Admission:
a) A candidate, who has passed the three year B.A Examination of any recognized University or equivalent thereto with Sociology as one of the core subjects, shall be eligible for admission to M.A. in Sociology Course.
b) A General merit candidate should have secured at least 50% marks in aggregate and 55% in Sociology in the degree course. For candidates belonging to SC/ ST/BT and OBC, it is relaxed to 45% both in aggregate marks and marks secured in Sociology.
FACULTY
Dr. Krishnegowda, M.A., Ph.D – Co-ordinator
Prof. H.K. Moulesh, M.A. -Visiting Professor
Dr. C.V.Venkatachalan, M.A,Ph.D. -VisitingProfessor
Dr. K.G. Uma, M.A., Ph.D. – Visiting Professor
Dr. G. Sivaramakrishna, M.A.,Ph.D. – Visiting Professor
Dr. K.G. Gayatridevi, M.A., Ph.D. – Visiting Professor
Prof. Mahesh Kumar, M.A. – Guest Faculty
Details of the Course of Post-Graduate Studies in Sociology
SEMESTER I
Sl. No |
Course code |
Title of the paper |
1 |
MAS 1.1 |
Classical Sociological Tradition-I |
2 |
MAS 1.2 |
Methodology & Techniques of Social Research |
3 |
MAS 1.3 |
Sociology of India-I |
4 |
MAS 1.4 |
Sociology of Social Movements |
|
Optional Paper |
|
5 |
MAS SC.1 |
Environment and Society |
|
OR |
|
|
MAS SC.2 |
Sociology of Politics |
SEMESTER I I
Sl. No |
Course code |
Title of the paper |
1 |
MAS 2.1 |
Classical Sociological Tradition-II |
2 |
MAS .2.2 |
Sociology of Development |
3 |
MAS .2.3 |
Sociology of India-II-(Post-Colonial) |
4 |
MAS.2.4 |
Theoretical Perspectives in Sociology-I |
|
Optional Paper |
|
5 |
MAS SC.1 |
Sociology of Education |
|
OR |
|
|
MAS SC.2 |
Sociology of Kannada Literature |
SEMESTER I I I
Sl. No |
Course code |
Title of the paper |
1 |
MAE 3.1 |
Advanced Sociological Theory |
2 |
MAE.3.2 |
Gender and Society |
3 |
MAE .3.3 |
Sociology of Health & Medicine |
4 |
MAE.3.4 |
Sociology of Work |
5 |
MAS SC5 |
Indian Diaspora |
|
OPTIONAL ELECTIVES |
|
|
MAS 3OE1 |
MAS 3OE1 |
|
MAS 3OE2 |
Industrial Relations & Participatory Management |
|
MAS 3 OE3 |
Current Crisis in Indian Society |
|
MAS 3 OE4 |
Sociology of Literature |
|
MAS 3 OE 5 |
Sociology of Markets |
|
|
|
SEMESTER IV
Sl. No |
Course code |
Title of the paper |
1 |
MAS 4.1 |
Sociology of Science |
2 |
MAS 4.2 |
Sociology of Rural Development |
3 |
MAS 4.3 |
Dissertation |
4 |
MAS 4.4 |
Sociology of Media and Communication |
5 |
MAS 4.5 |
Sociology of Disaster & Disaster Management |