2 years
1. BA Sociology with 10 + 2 + 3 formal learning and a minimum pass % of 40% from a recognized University/Body
2. Any degree holder of allied or cognate subjects with 10 + 2 + 3 formal learning and a minimum pass % of 40% from a recognized University/Body.
Allied: 1. Social Work 2. Psychology 3. Anthropology 4. Political Science
Cognate: 1. Gender Studies 2. Development Studies
Students in India: INR
18,950 /-
Students in SAARC Countries: INR
18,950 /-
Students from the rest of the World: USD
425 /-
The online M.A. Sociology program offers an in-depth exploration of sociological theories, research methodologies, and contemporary social issues. Students examine the complexities of social institutions, cultural dynamics, social stratification, and social change, preparing them to critically analyze societal challenges and contribute to community development, social research, and public policy.
20 Subjects | Projects | Assignments
This program is perfect for social workers, NGO professionals, community development officers, human resource specialists, policy researchers, public relations managers, and educators aiming to deepen their understanding of social systems.
Upon successful completion of the program, students will be able to:
The M.A. in Sociology program focuses on classical and contemporary theoretical paradigms, societal frameworks, and sociological research methodologies. Explore advanced coursework in political sociology, gender issues, industrial stratification, and demographic changes under the guidance of Mizoram University's renowned faculty. Enrich your perspective and career scope in NGOs, government agencies, and research divisions.
| Course code | Title of the Course |
| Disciplinary Major | |
| SOC/DMj/101 | Classical Sociological Theory |
| SOC/DMj/102 | Qualitative Research Methods |
| SOC/DMj/103 | Quantitative Research Methods |
| Interdisciplinary Major | |
| SOC/IMj/104 | Fundamentals of International Relations (FIR)(Political science) |
| Disciplinary Minor | |
| SOC/DMn/105 | Rural Sociology |
| Interdisciplinary Minor | |
| SOC/IMn/106 | New Social Movements (NSM)(Political Science) |
| Project Work-I | |
| SOC/PW/107 | Project Work - I |
| Course code | Title of the Course |
| Disciplinary Major | |
| SOC/DMj/201 | Modern Sociological Theory |
| SOC/DMj/202 | Sociology of Indian Society |
| SOC/DMj/203 | Sociology of Gender |
| Interdisciplinary Major | |
| SOC/IMj/204 | Human Rights (HR)(Political Science) |
| Disciplinary Minor | |
| SOC/DMn/205 | Urban Sociology |
| Interdisciplinary Minor | |
| SOC/IMn/206 | Political Sociology (PS) (Political Science) |
| Project Work - II | |
| SOC/PW/207 | Project Work - II |
| Course code | Title of the Course |
| Disciplinary Major | |
| SOC/DMj/301 | Social Stratification |
| SOC/DMj/302 | Sociology of Change and Development |
| Disciplinary Minor | |
| SOC/DMn/303 | Environmental Sociology |
| Interdisciplinary Minor | |
| SOC/IMn/304 | Gender Politics (Political Science) |
| Project Work - III | |
| SOC/PW/305 | Project Work - III |
| Synopsis | |
| SOC/SYS/306 | Synopsis |
| Course code | Title of the Course |
| Disciplinary Major | |
| SOC/DMj/401 | Sociology of Religion |
| Field Project | |
| SOC/PW/402 | Field Project |
| Dissertation | |
| SOC/DIS/403 | Dissertation |
The fee structure for our M.A. Sociology course is as follows:
| M.A. Sociology | 1st Year Fee ![]() |
2nd Year Fee ![]() |
| Registration Fees | 210 | - |
| Exam Fee | 3,140 | 3,140 |
| Course Fee | 15,600 | 15,600 |
| Annual Fee | 18,950 | 18,740 |
| Total Fee | 37,690 |
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| SAARC Countries | Other Countries | ||||
| M.A. Sociology | 1st Year Fee
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2nd Year Fee
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1st Year Fee
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2nd Year Fee
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| Registration Fees | 210 | - | 5 | - | |
| Exam Fee | 3,140 | 3,140 | 120 | 120 | |
| Course Fee | 15,600 | 15,600 | 300 | 300 | |
| Annual Fee | 18,950 | 18,740 | 425 | 420 | |
| Total Fee | 37,690 |
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During the duration of our M.A. Sociology course, you will receive continuous support through our mentoring program. With the help of timely progress reports, you will be able to track your progress throughout the course duration. In addition, our mentors are available to address all your non-academic queries as well.
Our M.A. Sociology program is a unique blend of academics, networking, and peer-to-peer interaction. Our interactive workshops ensure that you connect with your peers and classmates and exchange knowledge and ideas. To ensure you establish a solid industry network, our experts conduct interactive live sessions and panel discussions as well.
Our mentors and counselors are always on standby in case you need clarification of academic doubts. Our faculty and academic team are available virtually for any doubt resolution you may require on your thesis, projects, exam preparations.
Our placement and academic experts will guide you throughout your master’s journey and ensure that you choose the right career path. From choosing the right electives to choosing the right industry, we will provide expert guidance.
Our admission process is quick and simple. Our internal team will review your application and make assessments based on your academic merit, experience, and admission criteria. We will ensure that we keep you abreast of all developments as we go through your application.
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