College of Arts

Why Study Sociology?

The study of sociology, both theoretical and applied, benefits society because it connects to many other fields and explains human behavior and attitudes toward societal variables. This has made sociology a focus of interest for many scholars and thinkers, making sociology, with its various branches, of great importance within universities and academic institutions.

Sociology is studied to provide a deep understanding of society, human behavior, and the social forces that influence us. This enables individuals to better understand social interactions and social institutions. The science also contributes to finding solutions to various social issues by analyzing the social structures and values ​​that shape the lives of individuals and societies. Furthermore, sociology enhances social awareness and helps develop skills to address social challenges in a systematic and thoughtful manner.

The department relies on modern and advanced academic resources, textbooks, e-books, and websites to develop its teaching methods and modern research techniques. Academic System: The Department of Sociology’s academic system is based on the annual/course system.
Applications for undergraduate studies in the Department of Sociology: The admission system is centralized.
Academic degrees awarded by the department: The Department of Sociology awards its graduates bachelor’s degrees in sociology, master’s degrees in sociology, doctoral degrees in sociology, diplomas in community peace, diplomas in peacebuilding, and master’s degrees in peacebuilding.