Department of Sociology

Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences

Department of Sociology

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Vision

We envision such a Society that will enriched with social, environmental, and economic justice, promote equity and equality, alleviate oppression, and enhance human dignity, health and well-being across local and global community.

Mission

The Department of Sociology seeks to develop a more impartial, caring, and socially just society. A society to meet basic human needs, and empowers individuals, communities, and institutions to achieve the best possible outcomes in their lives. Our Department is dedicated to educate, research, & provide services for progressive change at local, national, and global levels.

Course Curriculum For Session BS Sociology (4-Years/8 Semesters)

1st Semester
CODE COURSE C/Hr.
ENG-111 English-i 03
PAK-112 Pakistan Studies 02
MATH-115 Mathematics 03
SOC-113 Social Works (g-i) 03
POL-116 Intro To Political Science (g-ii) 03
SOC-111 Foundation-i Introduction To Sociology-i 03
ISI-110 The Holy Quran With Translation 01
TOTAL 18.00

 

2nd Semester
CODE COURSE C/Hr.
ENG-121 English-II 03
ISL-122 Islamic Studies / Ethics 02
STAT-123 Social Statistics 03
ECO-124 Introduction To Economics (g-III) 03
IR-124 Introduction to International Relations (G-IV) 03
SOC-121 Foundation-II Introduction To Sociology 03
TOTAL 18.00

 

3rd Semester
CODE COURSE C/Hr.
ENG-211 English-III 03
CS-212 Introduction To Computer 03
LAW-213 Introduction To Law (g-v) 03
PSY-214 Introduction To Psychology (g-vi) 03
SOC-211 Foundation-iii Sociological Theories 03
ISI-210 The Holy Quran With Translation 01
TOTAL 16.00

 

4th Semester
CODE COURSE C/Hr.
SOC-224 INTERNSHIP * 03
ENGLISH-IV / UNIV. OPTIONAL 03
GENERAL-VII 03
SOC-225 Foundation-iv INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL RESEARCH 03
SOC-222 FOUNDATION-V PAKISTANI SOCIETY AND CULTURE 03
SOC-223 FOUNDATION-VI GENDER STUDIES 03
TOTAL 18.00

 

5th Semester
CODE COURSE C/Hr.
SOC-312 Foundation-VII Social Psychology 03
SOC-311 Foundation-VIII Quantitative Research Methodology 03
SOC-313 Major-I Sociology Of Development 03
SOC-315 Major-II Criminology 03
SOC-314 Major-III Community Development 03
ISI-310 The Holy Quran With Translation 01
TOTAL 16.00

 

6th Semester
CODE COURSE C/Hr.
SOC-321 Foundation-IX Qualitative Research Methodology 03
SOC-322 Foundation-X Social Anthropology 03
SOC-323 Major-IV Population Studies 03
SOC-324 Major-V Rural Sociology 03
SOC-325 Major-VI Urban Sociology 03
ISI-122 The Holy Quran With Translation 01
TOTAL 16.00

 

7th Semester
CODE COURSE C/Hr.
SOC-411 Major-VII Sociology Of Health 03
SOC-413 Major-VIII Comparative Social Institutions 03
SOC-412 Major-VIII Sociology Of Education 03
SOC-414 Elective-I Organizational Behaviour And Hrdel 03
SOC-415 Ective-II Sociology Of Family Marriage 03
TOTAL 15.00

 

8th Semester
CODE COURSE C/Hr.
SOC-421 Major-XI Sociology Of Social Change And Development 03
SOC-422 Major-XII Sociology Of Religion 03
SOC-423 Major-XII Sociology Of Globalization 03
SOC-424 Elective-III Industrial Sociology 03
SOC-426 Elective-IV Clinical Sociology 03
SOC-427 Research Thesis 06
ISI-122 The Holy Quran With Translation 01
TOTAL 22.00
GRAND TOTAL 137.00

Note: *The Internship (SOC-224) and It's Report Maybe Completed and Submitted In Summer Semester Between Fourth And Sixth Semester.

Scope of Sociology

It is well established now that after completion of Sociology degree the graduates participate in nation-building activities. The graduates of Sociology are actively involved in Developmental activities such as Social Mobilization, Rural Development, Population Planning, Rural Health Schemes, and Community Development. The training imparted in the Department enables the students to contribute effectively to the development of the country. Moreover, different governmental and non-governmental departments of the country periodically invite applications from the graduates for the positions of Social Welfare Officers, Nutrition Supervisors as well as Lecturers for appointments across the country.

Department of Sociology, University of Chakwal offers four years BS (Hons) Program in Sociology, benchmarked with the top-class universities of the world. Department of Sociology has well experienced, committed, and highly trained faculty members. They are committed to generating a conducive study and research environment for the students.

Job Opportunities

  • Regional, national and international Government and Non-government organizations e.g. UNDP, UNHCR, WHO, US-AID, APWA, and many other organizations which work in areas like, education, health, poverty, peace etc.
  • Social Welfare Department, Education Department, Drug Rehabilitation, NCHD etc.
  • Teaching and research institutes.

Objectives

  • To create in students the "Sociological imagination", which signifies the ability to see their lives, concerns, problems and hopes as entwined within the larger social and historical context in which they live.
  • To develop in students the skill to think critically and creatively.
  • To make their vision broader to envisage and encompass the existing social framework and enable them to apply their theoretical knowledge to the solution of the social problems around them.
  • To educate and train them to discern and otherwise utilize the agents of change and to prevent and modify their ill-consequences for the benefit of the larger social setup.
  • To develop and enhance their professional repertoire so as to maintain their excellent future operations in the discipline.
  • To train learners enough to cope with any altering situation in life.

Contact Us

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY

University of Chakwal, Punjab 48800 Pakistan.

Email: [email protected]

Faculties

Ms. Aimen Mahmood Butt

Ms. Aimen Mahmood Butt

Chairperson / Lecturer
MS Sociology (International Islamic University, Islamabad)
Research Interest

Sociology of Gender, Family, impacts of social media, work and organization

Professional Bio

Lecturer Sociology and in-charge Departmental Students Affairs.

Mr. Muhammad Masood

Mr. Muhammad Masood

Assistant Professor
M.Phil Sociology (University of Gujrat, Pakistan)
Research Interest

Social Issues, Educational Development

Professional Bio

Mr. Muhammad Masood is working as Assistant Professor of Sociology, at Department of Sociology, College of Arts and Sciences University of Chakwal. He has the honor to initiate the department of sociology. He has more than 17 years of teaching and administrative experience in Higher Education Department. He remained the chairperson of sociology department from 2017 to 2022. He had published his research work in diverse national and international journal on diverse social issues.

He is supervising a trust that offer scholarships to deserving and talented students. He also had a huge experience with highly reputed national and international NGOS. He has the honor to arrange seminar on diverse social issues. Under his leadership, the department students arranged four educational and recreational tours to diverse historical and industrial sites.

Mr. Nasir Mehmood Khan

Mr. Nasir Mehmood Khan

Lecturer
M.Phil Sociology Gold Medalist (PMAS-Arid Agriculture University, Rawalpindi)
Research Interest

Social stratification, gender studies, demography, and sociology of development

Professional Bio

Mr. Nasir Mehmood Khan is Lecturer of Sociology at Department of Sociology, University of Chakwal and member of QEC, Migration Rules Committee, Incharge Sports and departmental controller examination.

PHe took his M.Phil in Sociology in 2018 from PMAS-Arid Agriculture University Rawalpindi Pakistan. Previously, he was serving in School Education Department. He also served as Lead Trainer at Punjab Examination Commission and Qaed-E-Azam Academy for Educational Development Punjab.

His research takes a demographic approach toward investigating how patterns of social inequality are produced and reproduced. His work has focused on the relationships among socioeconomic inequality, mobility, and insecurity; the historical evolution of gender inequalities in the family and economy; CSR and rural development, political sociology, deviance and public health. He has published several research papers in prestigious national and international journals.

His teaching is in the area of social stratification, gender studies, sociological theory, family and marriage, quantitative research, migration, political sociology, demography and sociology of development.
Distinctions:
• Gold Medalist in M. Phil Sociology 2018.
• Winner of National Youth Award 2021.