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Program Overview

Credit Hours
34
Duration
2 years
Semesters
4
Attendance
Full-time

The MPhil in Sociology program at The University of Faisalabad (NBS, Faculty of Management Studies) provides advanced training in sociological theories, contemporary social issues, and advanced research methodologies. The program blends theoretical inquiry with applied practice, covering areas such as social change, inequality, globalization, identity, and institutional dynamics. It spans 2 years (4 semesters) with a total requirement of 34 credit hours, comprising coursework in the first year followed by a research-based thesis.

Why choose MPhil Sociology at TUF?

Choosing this program at TUF gives you the opportunity to study in an advanced academic environment while developing the essential research and analytical skills needed to excel in modern sociological careers. 

  • Combines classical and contemporary theory with specialized areas like Digital Sociology, Environmental Sociology, and Globalization.
  • Provides deep hands-on expertise in both Quantitative (including SPSS/AMOS applications) and Qualitative research methods.
  • Integrates societal development, evidence-based policy solutions, and strong ethical values. 

Key Skills You Will Master

Sociological Theory
Social Research Methods
Data Collection
Policy Analysis
Academic Writing
Community Assessment

Career Outcomes

Choosing this program at TUF ensures you develop the critical thinking and research skills needed to become an influential sociologist and policy analyst. 

  • College and University Lectureships
  • Social & Public Policy Analyst
  • NGO/INGO Consultant & Development Officer
  • Population Officer / Community Development Officer
  • Roles in Social Welfare & Planning Departments, Human Rights Commission, CSS, and Parole/Literacy Agencies   

Program Roadmap

Explore courses roadmap in MPhil Sociology

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours Prerequisite
ISL-105/ETH-103 UNDERSTANDING OF QURAN – I ETHICS – I 1 (0-1) -
SOC-701 ADVANCE SOCIOLOGICAL THEORIES 3(3-0) -
SOC-702 QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH METHODS 3(2-1) -
- ELECTIVE-I 3(3-0) -
- ELECTIVE-II 3(3-0) -
Total Credit Hours 13
Course Code Course Title Credit Hours Prerequisite
ISL-106/ETH-104 UNDERSTANDING OF QURAN – II ETHICS – II 1 (0-1) -
SOC-703 QUALITATIVE RESEARCH METHODS 3(2-1) -
-- ELECTIVE-III 3 (3-0) -
-- ELECTIVE – IV 3(3-0) -
-- ELECTIVE–V 3(3-0) -
Total Credit Hours 13
Course Code Course Title Credit Hours Prerequisite
SOC-718 SPECIAL PROBLEM 1(0-1) -
SOC-719 SEMINAR 1(0-1) -
SOC-720 THESIS 6(0-6) -
Total Credit Hours 8

Admissions & Eligibility

Undergraduate degree (involving 16 years of education) in Sociology or any of its specialized areas with CGPA 2.5/4.0 in semester system or 50% marks in M.A/ M.Sc. in annual system. Admission test (50% passing score) or GRE equivalent tests with a passing score of 50%.

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FAQs

The program is a 2-year (4 semesters) regular degree consisting of 34 total credit hours, which includes 26 credit hours of coursework and 8 credit hours for seminars, special problems, and thesis research.

Applicants must hold a 16-year undergraduate degree in Sociology or a related discipline with at least a 2.5/4.0 CGPA (semester system) or 50% marks (annual system), plus a minimum 50% score on the university entry test or GRE equivalent.

Yes. The program covers both Quantitative and Qualitative research methods with lab/practical hours, including hands-on data analysis using software tools like SPSS and AMOS.

Graduates can work as University Lecturers, Public Policy Analysts, Social Analysts, NGO/INGO Consultants, Community Development Officers, Population Officers, or in civil service (CSS) and human rights organizations.

Yes. Students can choose from contemporary electives such as Digital Sociology, Environmental Sociology, Sociology of Globalization, Sociology of Media, and Advanced Statistical Inference.