MA in Sociology

MA in Sociology at National People College, Saptari

Overview

The MA in Sociology at National People College follows TU standards and advances study of social theory, institutions, and research methods.

The program trains students to plan fieldwork, collect data responsibly, and present findings in clean, well-cited reports. At NPC, supervision focuses on method selection, note-keeping, and respect for participants.

Eligibility and Duration

• Entry: As per TU rules for bachelor’s background and minimum marks.

• Duration: As prescribed by TU.

Structure and Curriculum Snapshot

Students study classical and contemporary theory, research design, qualitative and quantitative tools, Nepal’s social structure, and thematic areas such as migration, education, health, or governance.

Coursework includes proposal drafting, instrument preparation, pilot checks, and field notes. A thesis or major paper follows TU requirements.

NPC provides access to the library for core texts and journals. The computer lab supports basic data entry, coding, and simple analysis. Faculty guide learners on ethics, consent documentation, and secure storage of material.

Teaching and Assessment at NPC

Teaching combines seminars, workshops on methods, and supervised field tasks. Internal marks include presentations, proposal reviews, and progress logs; final evaluation follows TU examinations and thesis defense where applicable.

NPC invites researchers and field workers to share practical steps: permissions, scheduling, travel, and incident reporting.

Careers and Further Study

Graduates work in social research, monitoring and evaluation, policy support, and program planning. Many continue to doctoral tracks after meeting entry requirements.

The program builds precision in writing, respect for data, and steady follow-up—skills central to work in research and development.

Admission Notes

Admission follows TU policy. Applicants should be ready for field time, consent procedures, and timely submission of drafts.