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SOCIOLOGIST


Sociologists research how people behave, interact, and work together. They keep an eye on what various social, religious, political, and commercial groups, organizations, and institutions are doing. They look at how various people and groups are impacted by social factors, such as institutions and organizations.


SOCIOLOGIST
CAREER AS A SOCIOLOGIST

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Who is a Sociologist?


It is the study of human behavior, interaction, and organization by sociologists. Their research examines the impact of different groups and individuals on different social influences, including organizations and institutions. Sociologists study the activity of religious, political, economic, and social groups, organizations, and institutions.



What are the basic qualifications needed for Sociologists?

  • The minimum requirement to become a sociologist is a Master's Degree in Sociology, although many professionals carry doctoral degrees. Complete an undergraduate degree

  • Choose a career field

  • Obtain a master's degree

  • Gain practical experience

  • Opt for a Ph

  • Get certified


Which stream will be best/ suitable/ relevant for Sociologists?


To enroll in a BA course in sociology, the candidate must complete his/her 10+2 (higher secondary) exam, preferably with social sciences as a subject. You can study sociology at the undergraduate level and then pursue a postgraduate course in Sociology.



Which Course will be best for Sociologists?

  • Among the popular courses offered in Sociology are Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Sociology, Master of Arts (MA) in Sociology, Master of Philosophy in Sociology, and Doctor of Philosophy in Sociology.

  • Crime and Delinquency: Cultural Sociology

  • Applied Sociology: Collective Behaviour

  • Community: Comparative Sociology


What are the top universities in India to study Sociologists?

  • Top Sociology Universities in India 2022

  • IGNOU Delhi - Indira Gandhi National Open University

  • JMI New Delhi - Jamia Millia Islamia

  • MSU Baroda - Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda

  • LPU Jalandhar - Lovely Professional University

  • Christ University, Bangalore

  • Jadavpur University, Kolkata


What are the top universities out of India/Abroad to study Sociologists?


The University of Oxford, University of Portsmouth, University of Cambridge, Loughborough University, London School of Economics and Political Science, and the University of Bath are some of the top universities where you can study Sociology.



Which skills are required to be a Sociologist?

  • SKILLS AND ABILITIES

  • Research & Project Development Skills. Defining hypotheses

  • Analytical Skills. Reading critically

  • Interpersonal / Cross-Cultural Skills. Working as a team member

  • Communication Skills

  • Research & Project Development Skills

  • Analytical Skills

  • Interpersonal / Cross-Cultural Skills

  • Communication Skill


Which type of personality is best for Sociologists?


Inquisitive and curious people tend to be creative and original. They work well in a setting that allows for self-expression. They also tend to spend time alone with their thoughts.



What are the best companies offering jobs as Sociologists?

  • Here are some of the most popular career options in sociology:

  • Social Worker

  • Journalist

  • Administrative Support

  • Rehabilitation Counsellor

  • Family Counsellor

  • Survey Researcher

  • Human Resources (HR) Specialist

  • Policy Analyst


What are the pros & cons / Advantage & disadvantage of being a Sociologists?


Pros

  • You’ll be more adaptable for a fast-changing world

  • Lots of interesting topics

  • Looks great on your Curriculum Vitae

  • Diverse career opportunities

  • Placement opportunities

Cons

  • If you think it’s going to be an easy subject

  • If you don’t like writing essays

  • Perceived to be an unemployable degree

  • If you don’t want to know what’s REALLY going on in the world

  • If you’re happy living in your own bubble


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