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Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Field Project Syllabus - Mumbai University 2026

Syllabus for Field Project

Field project · Sociology · Semester 3 · SY BA · 2 credits · 50 marks · 45 hours

Module 1

  • 1 Role of Law Enforcement in Social Order: A Sociological Analysis of Police Stations
  • 2 Impact of Slum Rehabilitation Schemes (SRA) on Urban Communities
  • 3 The Role of NGOs in Social Development and Welfare
  • 4 Street Children and Social Exclusion: A Study of their Challenges and Aspirations
  • 5 Rag Pickers and the Informal Economy: A Sociological Perspective
  • 6 Museums as Cultural Institutions: Their Role in Identity and Collective Memory
  • 7 Urban Local Bodies and Governance: A Study of Civic Engagement and Public Services
  • 8 Public Healthcare and Social Equity: A Case Study of BMC Hospitals
  • 9 Sports and Socialization: Understanding its Benefits among Children
  • 10 Physical Fitness, Body Image, and Social Expectations among Teenagers
  • 11 The Influence of YouTube on Adolescent Social Behaviour and Identity Formation
  • 12 Women’s Representation in social media and Netflix: A Gendered Perspective
  • 13 Video Games and their Social Impact: Addiction, Violence, and Teen Mental Health
  • 14 Challenges and issues of Local flower market vendors
  • 15 Problems and issues faced by Domestic helpers
  • 16 Issues and concerns among Women auto rickshaw drivers
  • 17 Changes in the traditional Fishing community
  • 18 Gender bias among women constables
  • 19 Health risks among children
  • 20 Challenges and competition faced by the Aviation industry
  • 21 Changing lifestyles among middle class families
  • 22 Impact of Online shopping on local vendors
  • 23 A study of Safety measures used in restaurants and eatery joints
  • 24 A study on challenges faced by health care workers
  • 25 Challenges and issues of women vendors in the informal sector (Crawford market)
  • The topics are indicative and the faculty members should allot Field Projects that are relevant and important as per core Subject. The Field Project may be taken individual or in a group up 5 students with proper guidance from Faculty.
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