and research expertise of our Department covers a diverse range of topics that are dynamic to understand and explain the state of comparative historical sociology; financial and economic sociology; urban studies; cultural studies; research on religion; family, health and demography studies; work, class, mobility and inequalities; human rights, social movements and deviance; kinship, gender and sexuality; social and organizational change; non-governmental organization; community health, social ecology, environment, participatory research and indigenous knowledge. Sociology and Anthropology, as a career,  has many choices of creativity in the field of research institutes, public health and welfare organizations, private businesses, law firms, international agencies, medical centers, educational institutions, advertising firms, survey and polling organizations and of course public services. Practicing sociological knowledge with advanced skills creates research analysts, survey researchers, statisticians, urban planners, community developers, criminologists, or demographers and so on.

Finally, all prospective and potential students and parents are cordially invited to explore our Department and learn more. Our faculty, staff and students will help you understand what we are about and what excellence in the country. Let’s be eager, inventive and innovative together.