1. To develop sociological knowledge, critical thinking, and analytical skills among the students.
2. To identify, examine, and appreciate social issues, institutions, processes, and contemporary debates related to society, culture, inequality, and social change.
3. To promote research aptitude, empirical inquiry, and innovation through sociological theories, methodologies, and field-based investigations.
4. To encourage interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary engagement with economics, political science, anthropology, psychology, philosophy, environmental studies, and public policy to address contemporary social challenges.
5. To inculcate constitutional values, social justice, equality, human dignity, and democratic principles for responsible citizenship and sustainable development.
