B.A. (Political Science & Sociology)

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Course Curriculum

  • 01Popular Culture and Literature
  • 02Personality and Individual Differences
  • 03Economic Perspectives
  • 04Understanding the Past
  • 05Understanding Society
  • 06Introduction to Media Information and Literacy
  • 07Foreign Language (French / German / Spanish)
  • 01Political Theory: Classical Traditions
  • 02Political Theory: Modern and Contemporary
  • 03Introduction to Sociology
  • 04Sociological Thinkers: Classical
  • 05Social Constructs of Gender
  • 06Digital Fluency and AI
  • 07Essentials of English Communication
  • 01Indian Constitution
  • 02Governance and Public Policy
  • 03Sociological Thinkers: Contemporary
  • 04Social Statistics
  • 05Understanding Ethnography
  • 06Academic Writing
  • 07Interpreting Advertisement
  • 01Indian Political Thought
  • 02Comparative Politics
  • 03Political Sociology
  • 04Social Stratification
  • 05Sociology of Education
  • 06Fitness for Life: Holistic Sports and Yoga
  • 01International Relations
  • 02Human Rights and Global Justice
  • 03Economic Sociology
  • 04Rural Sociology
  • 05Urban Sociology
  • 06Internship
  • 01Political Ideologies
  • 02Sociology of Globalization
  • 03Dissertation / Capstone Project

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The B.A. (Political Science & Sociology) is a three-year full-time undergraduate degree offered by Presidency University, combining the study of political systems with sociological perspectives on society and social behaviour.

The curriculum includes a diverse range of subjects from political science and sociology. Core topics include Political Theory (classical and modern), Indian Constitution, Comparative Politics, Introduction to Sociology, Social Constructs of Gender, Urban and Rural Sociology, Political Sociology, and International Relations.

Yes, the programme incorporates an internship and projects in the final semester, allowing you to apply your learning in real-world or research contexts.

 Applicants are normally expected to have completed Class 12 (10 + 2) or an equivalent qualification from a recognised board. For specific eligibility details such as minimum marks and selection procedures, check the university’s admissions information or contact the admissions office.

 Graduates can explore careers in public policy, community development, research and analysis, human resources and organisational roles, social services, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), civil services preparation, or further study in political science, sociology and related social sciences.