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| SOC 1201: Introduction to Sociology-II | Download |
| SOC 5102: Sociology of Development and Underdevelopment | Download |
| SOC 401: Contemporary Sociological Theory | Download |
| SOC 2105: State, Civil Society and Citizenship | Download |
| SOC 5204: Applied Sociology | Download |
| SOC 5206 : Disaster Management | Download |
| SOC 408 : Health and Society | Download |
| SOC 1106: Communicative English | Download |
SABUJ MONDAL
Lecturer
Sociology
- Education Summary
- M.A. in Sociology, South Asian University, New Delhi, India. (A university established by the eight SAARC nations). M.S.S. & B.S.S. in Sociology (Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Science and Technology University.)
- Research Interest
- Caste, Gender Studies, Social Inequality.
| Level | Institution | Year |
|---|---|---|
| M.A Sociology |
South Asian University, New Delhi, India. ( A university established by the eight SAARC nations). | 2020 |
| M.S.S Sociology |
BSMRSTU | 2018 |
| B.S.S Sociology |
BSMRSTU | 2016 |
| H.S.C Humanities |
Jessore Board | 2012 |
| S.S.C Science |
Jessore Board | 2010 |
South Asian Scholar, A University established by the eight SAARC nations.
| Organization/Institute | Position | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Science and Technology University, Gopalganj-8100. | Lecturer of Sociology(Part-Time) | 02.10.23 to 02.12.23 |
| Rabindra University, Bangladesh. | Lecturer | 03.12.2023 to Present |
| Academic Council, Rabindra University, Bangladesh. | Member | 07.11.2024- present |
| Department of Sociology | Student-Adviser | 11.11.2024- present |
| Rabindra University Cafeteria | Superintendent | 30.09.24-present |
Article
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The Russia-Ukraine Conflict, Sanctions, and Power Politics: Revitalizing Neoclassical Realism and Asymmetric Conflict Perspective on Identity in Geopolitics
Published:
14-04-2025
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SOC 1101: Introduction to Sociology-IThis course provides students with an exploration of the intricate and ever-changing social landscape. Centered on the interplay between social structures and human interactions, it delves into the dynamics of diverse social institutions such as family.
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SOC 1201: Introduction to Sociology-IIThis course introduces basic concepts of sociology for the students of sociology. Continuing from the previous semester, it discusses various structural issues like stratification, poverty exclusion, gender and urbanization.
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SOC 202: Classical Sociological TheoryThis course focuses on early classical sociological theorists, including Karl Marx, Emile Durkheim, Max Weber, and among others. The course provides students with a background in the early roots of sociological theory.
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SOC 306: Research MethodologyThis course aims to familiarize students with the essential elements of research and various research methodologies employed by social scientists for gathering and analyzing data pertinent to diverse social activities and phenomena.
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SOC 5102: Sociology of Development and UnderdevelopmentThis Course emphasizes on the development of understanding the theoretical perspective of development and Underdevelopment. By engaging in this course, Students will be able to develop their critical analyzing power regarding development issues.
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SOC 404: Sociology of Sustainable Development.Environmental issues in Sociological discussion.
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SOC 401: Contemporary Sociological TheoryThis course inquiries into the foundational theories that outline sociological thought and practice, contributing a comprehensive understanding of how societal structures and individual actions interact.
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SOC 2105: State, Civil Society and CitizenshipThis course provokes the students and social researchers to perceive the nuanced idea of state, civil society and citizenship. It also focuses on the changing nature of performing roles of these entities and its interdependency.
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SOC 5204: Applied SociologySociology is a scientific discipline. This course emphasizes the applied applications of human interactions, interdependency, and everyday social issues.
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SOC 5206 : Disaster ManagementThis course provides an in-depth exploration of disaster management principles, strategies, and practices. Students will learn how to prepare for, respond to, and recover from both natural and human-made disasters.
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SOC 408 : Health and SocietyThis course examines the complex relationship between health and societal factors, exploring how social, cultural, economic, and environmental influences shape health outcomes and healthcare systems.
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SOC 1106: Communicative EnglishEmphasizes on Academic Reading and Writing.
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SOC 2101: Social Structure of BangladeshThis course provides an in-depth exploration of the social structure of Bangladesh, examining the key institutions, groups, and processes that shape Bangladeshi society.
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SOC 2203: Society, Information and TechnologyThis course explores the dynamic relationship between society and the rapidly evolving world of information and technology. Students will examine how digital technologies shape, and are shaped by, cultural norms, social structures, economic systems.
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1. "Training on Developing Proper Assessment System for the Students" by IQAC(RUB), 28 January, 2025.
√ Course Instructor: Prof. Dr. Feroz Ahmed, Director (Additional), IQAC, RUB.
2. "Training on Outcome-Based Curriculum Development" by IQAC (RUB), 11-12 March 2025.
√ Resource Person: Prof. Dr. ABM Rahmatullah, Dept. of Economics, AIUB, Bangladesh.