Lecture No.2 Sociology for Lecturer, CSS, PMS Advanced course (All in One)

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This course is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of sociology as a scientific study of society, social relationships, institutions, and social change. It introduces core sociological concepts, theories, and perspectives to analyze human behavior in social contexts. The course emphasizes critical thinking, application of sociological theories to real-life social issues, and the development of analytical and research skills. Special focus is given to contemporary social problems, cultural diversity, social stratification, gender relations, globalization, and social change, enabling students to understand society at local, national, and global levels.


Course Objectives

To develop a strong conceptual foundation of sociology
To understand classical and modern sociological theories
To analyze social institutions and social structures
To link sociological concepts with contemporary social issues
To enhance research, analytical, and critical thinking skills

Course Preparation Plan (Lecturer-Oriented)

Conceptual Foundation
Introduction to sociology, scope, significance, and relationship with other social sciences

Theoretical Framework
Classical theories (Marx, Weber, Durkheim) and modern sociological perspectives

Social Structure & Institutions
Family, education, religion, economy, and political systems

Culture & Socialization
Culture, norms, values, socialization agents, and identity formation

Social Stratification
Class, caste, gender, ethnicity, and inequality

Social Change & Development
Modernization, globalization, social movements, and development theories

Contemporary Social Issues
Poverty, crime, population, gender inequality, and urbanization

Research Methods in Sociology
Qualitative and quantitative methods, surveys, interviews, and observation

Case Studies & Applied Sociology
Real-world applications, policy analysis, and societal problem-solving

Assessment & Academic Skills
Presentations, assignments, quizzes, research projects, and exams


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