Major · Sociology · Semester 4 · SY BA · 4 credits · 100 marks · 60 hours
Module 1: Media and Society
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Advertising and Consumer Behaviour
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Social Media - Responsible Netism
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Career opportunities in Media (Digital marketing, Blogging/ Vlogging, Influencers, ethical hacking etc.)
Module 2: Education
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Changes and Challenges in Education (NEP)
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New trends in education system (Web-based Learning, MOOCs, NIOS)
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Innovative Teaching - Learning Methods
Module 3: Law and Public Service
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Types of Law (Civil & Criminal)
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Public Services (State, Central)
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Social Justice & Human Rights
Module 4: Social Work
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History & Philosophy of Social Work
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Significance and Need of Social Work
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Types of social work (Family & Child Welfare, Health care (Medical & Psychiatric), Case work & Group Work)
Reference Books
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Bishnu Mohan Dash, Mithilesh Kumar, D. P. Singh, Siddheshwar Shukla (Eds) (2020) Indian Social Work, London, Routledge India
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D. Paul Choudhary (1964), Introduction to Social Work- History, Concepts, Methods and Fields, Bombay, Atma Ram Publications
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Denis McQuail (2005). Mass Communication Theory. New Delhi, Vistara Publications
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Jayaram, N. 2015- ‘Sociology of Education in India’- Rawat Publications, New Delhi
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Karin Wahl-Jorgensen, Thomas Hanitzsh 2009- ‘Handbook of Journalism’ Routledge. New York.
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Singh, Y. M. (1992). ‘Sociological Foundations of Education’, Sheth Publishers, Bombay
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South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre. (2006). Handbook of Human Rights and Criminal Justice in India: The System and Procedure. New Delhi: OUP.
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Uma Joshi (2005). Mass Communication and Media. New Delhi. Anmol Publications.
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Vibhute, K. I. (2004) Criminal Justice: A human rights perspective of the criminal justice process in India. Eastern Book Co
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Wadia A. R. (1972) History and Philosophy of Social Work in India, Bombay, Allied Publishing House.
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World Bank 2005 The Millennium Development Goals for Health Rising to the challenges
