Work possibilities after doing a Ph.D. in sociology

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Human studies Faculty.

Humanism Faculty.

Contract Instructors.

Associated Professors and Scholars. Teachers Emeriti and Distinguished Research Professors. Assistants. Postdoctoral and Visiting Scholars, Professors, and Researchers.

Alumni of the Ph.D. Sociology programs are probably going to look for employment in schooling. The Ph.D. The sociology extent of work for alumni is broad and ranges a great many working regions and areas.

Following are the absolute most normal positions that graduates seek after in the wake of finishing their Ph.D. in Sociology:

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Hi there,

Your qualification in sociology can give you many opportunities in the fields like media, law, social service, criminal justice etc.  It is one of the developing field that offers a great career.

You are a post graduate now and you can continue your career in research field. You can working law firms, criminal justice, private businesses, advertising companies, educational institutions, media, as a counselor etc.

You can try qualifying NET exam and can be a lecturer in colleges. You can also apply for jobs like research analysts, survey researchers, gerontologists, statisticians, urban planners, community developers, criminologists, or demographers.

M.A sociology holders are also more wanted in public relations and survey-polling organizations.

Out of all these the important thing is that you have to choose what you are comfortable with. If you want to continue your study you can do the research or mphil. There are several opportunities. You have to choose wisely which you are more interested in. Hope this helps thank you.

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To become a Sociology professor after completing a post-graduation in Sociology from Lovely Professional University (LPU), the necessary qualifications include:

1. Master’s Degree : A post-graduate degree in Sociology with good academic standing is essential. Most universities require at least 55% marks in your post-graduation.

2. PhD or MPhil : Pursuing a PhD in Sociology is typically required for permanent faculty positions. Some institutions may hire candidates with an MPhil for temporary roles, but a PhD is preferred.

3. National Eligibility Test (NET) : Qualifying the UGC-NET (National Eligibility Test) is mandatory for lectureships in most Indian universities. The NET ensures you meet the academic standards for teaching at the university level.

4. Teaching Experience : Gaining teaching or research experience through fellowships, assistantships, or guest lecturing can strengthen your profile.

These qualifications, along with published research, increase your chances of securing a position as a Sociology professor.

Hi Aspirant!

If you wish to take admission in top colleges of BCA which have good reputation as well as good placement record, then I would suggest you to write some entrance exams such as AIMA UGAT, IPU CET, SUAT, GSAT, SRMHCAT, KIITEE BCA , BUMAT, SET for symbiosis college,  etc.

>> Other than this, there are many colleges which provide admission on the basis of 12th score only such as Chandigarh University, Chitkara University, CGC Landran, YMCA Faridabad, LPU Jalandhar, etc.

>> You can check out the whole list of colleges here:

https://it.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-bca-colleges-in-india

Thankyou!

Hello,

• IGNOU Delhi - Indira Gandhi National Open University.
• JMI New Delhi - Jamia Millia Islamia. ...
• LPU Jalandhar - Lovely Professional University. ...
• Christ University, Bangalore. ...
• Jadavpur University, Kolkata. ...
• UNIPUNE (Pune University) - Savitribai Phule Pune University.

For more information visit the link https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-phd-in-sociology-universities-in-india

Thank you.

Hi Koena,

Greetings of the day!

The most important thing to understand is whether you are interested or not. Studying for getting good results will motivate the individual but the procedure is somehow difficult for many. So I would suggest you follow these steps for acing the exam.

• Make a fixed timetable with all standard books required for UPSC.
• Stick to the timetable and follow by heart.
• Daily read newspapers and practise various types of questions for a better understanding of concepts.
• Read the topics daily in the morning Jn which you are lagging.
• Strengthen your foundation and write the answers with accuracy and good handwriting.
• Solve the questions within the time limit as it will help you in competing in the examination.
• Study daily for 7-8 hours and gradually increase when the examination is near.

Motivate yourself and Practice meditation. Also, eat healthy to stay fit and fine.

Hope his help.

Wishing you very good luck :)

Hello Aspirant,

When it comes to seeking job your qualifications surely matter but it's not the only thing, for getting job in any reputed firm you need to go through a series of group discussions, interviews etc. So what matters more is your smartness and ability to use the knowledge you've acquired rather than having same degree no. of times.

Please find attached the link below to know about job options in sociology.

https://dqxeclau.top/careers/articles/career-options-in-sociology

Hope this helps!!