Bachelor in Sociology

The Bachelor's degree in Sociology examines how modern societies function, change, and impact the lives of individuals and communities. Technology and social change impact relationships, opportunities, and the environment, resulting in both advancements and challenges.

The course provides a strong theoretical and methodological foundation for analyzing these social processes. Students will develop critical thinking and research skills to analyze issues such as human behavior, social policies, cultural movements, and economic growth.

Graduates can work in various fields, including human resource management, social policy, education, urban planning, health services, marketing, media, public opinion research, environmental advocacy, and research management. Potential employers include public institutions, private companies, municipalities, NGOs, and research institutions.