Students who successfully complete this program will be able to:

PLO-1: Acquire knowledge of fundamental concepts in sociology, their interrelations, basic theories, and methods of constructing and developing theories.

PLO-2: Gain knowledge about social structures, relationships, and processes in different historical periods.

PLO-3: Possess the ability to explain and interpret social phenomena, events, and issues from a theoretical perspective.

PLO-4: Have knowledge of basic methodological approaches, methods, research techniques in social sciences, and the ability to apply them.

PLO-5: Design, implement, and report on a social research project.

PLO-6: Understand, explain, interpret, and evaluate the functioning of relationships among individuals, groups, and societies.

PLO-7: Utilize their knowledge in the field with a sense of social responsibility.

PLO-8: Evaluate the contributions of new social theories, interpret social events and phenomena by relating them to sociological theories, and produce theoretical critiques.

PLO-9: Assess social issues using relevant methods and techniques, conduct research contributing to sociological literature, and provide data and information.

PLO-10: Develop sensitivity towards social issues; design and propose solutions for them.

PLO-11: Use systematic approaches to access information throughout their professional lives, adopt the principle of lifelong learning, and continuously renew themselves.

PLO-12: Effectively and systematically convey their knowledge in written and oral forms.

PLO-13: Think, interpret, and evaluate with an interdisciplinary approach.

PLO-14: Work independently and participate in teamwork.

PLO-15: Understand and adhere to professional ethical principles.

PLO-16: Apply their field knowledge in everyday life and keep up with new developments in the field. Continuously develop their knowledge and skills.