First Capital University of Bangladesh (FCUB) is the first private University in Khulna Division where excellent computer lab. rich library, spacious and well ventilated class rooms, congenial politics free academic environment, highly educated and experienced teachers are full time available . At present university is running with five faculties: (1) Science and Engineering Technology (2) Law (3) Business Administration (4) Arts and Social Science and (5) Agriculture.
The Department of Sociology, under the Faculty of Arts & Social Science, was established alongside the founding of First Capital University of Bangladesh, Chuadanga, in the Fall Semester of 2012. It was founded under the leadership of Solaiman Haque Joarder (Chairman, Board of Trustees), with Mst. Shamsun Naher serving as the department’s first chairperson. The department offers a wide range of courses for both the BSS (Honors) and MSS degrees in sociology, spanning two academic levels: Bachelor’s and Master’s. It strives to provide students with a broad understanding of sociology, offering 53 courses, from Project Planning and Management and Research Methodology to Theoretical Perspectives in Sociology. Over the years, the department has placed strong emphasis on both the methodological and theoretical training of its students.
Bachelor of Social Science (B.S.S) in Sociology at First Capital University of Bangladesh is designed to provide students with a deep understanding of the complexities of human society. This 4-year undergraduate program offers a comprehensive curriculum.
The M.S.S. (Master of Social Science) in Sociology at First Capital University of Bangladesh is a two-year graduate program designed to provide advanced academic training in sociological theory, research methods, and contemporary social issues.
The M.S.S. (Master of Social Science) in Sociology (1 Year) program at First Capital University of Bangladesh is an intensive graduate course designed for students who have already completed a four-year B.S.S. (Honors) degree in Sociology or a related field.
We are privileged to have the enthusiastic member on board, enriching the academic experience and fostering a culture of excellence within the Department of EEE at FCUB.
We are privileged to have the enthusiastic member on board, enriching the academic experience and fostering a culture of excellence within the Department of Department of Sociology at FCUB.
Department of EEE stands out as a road-book of excellence for several reasons.
Interactive Lectures: The Department of Sociology at FCUB offers engaging and visually dynamic lectures. Our educators use interactive methods, multimedia resources, and real-life social scenarios to simplify complex sociological theories and captivate students. This approach fosters a deeper understanding of the societal dynamics being studied.
Hands-on Workshops: Workshops that blend theory with practice are integral to our teaching. Students participate in community-based projects and field research, allowing them to apply sociological concepts in real-world settings. These hands-on experiences help develop critical analytical skills essential for the field of sociology.
Project-Based Learning: FCUB emphasizes project-based learning where students work on actual social research projects. This approach not only enhances their research skills but also fosters creativity, critical thinking, and collaboration. By working on real-world issues, students become better equipped to address societal challenges.
Research Initiatives: FCUB encourages research in diverse areas of sociology, from social inequality to urbanization. Students and faculty collaborate on innovative research projects that push the boundaries of sociological knowledge. These initiatives equip students with the research tools to tackle contemporary social issues.
Community Partnerships: FCUB builds strong relationships with local communities and organizations, creating opportunities for internships, guest lectures, and field research. This connection between academia and the community ensures students gain practical experience and insights into real-world social dynamics.
Technology Integration: The Department integrates modern technologies, such as data analysis software and online research platforms, into the curriculum. These tools help students navigate the increasingly data-driven world of sociology and prepare them for both academic and professional success in a digital environment.
Adaptability: Sociology, like society itself, is ever-evolving. At FCUB, students are trained to be adaptable, embrace change, and stay updated with the latest sociological theories and social developments. This flexibility is key to staying relevant in the field.
Ethical Practices: Along with sociological expertise, FCUB places a strong emphasis on ethical research and social responsibility. Students are taught to approach their work with integrity, focusing on sustainability, inclusivity, and the ethical implications of social research.
Resilience: Social research often involves challenges and setbacks. At FCUB, students are encouraged to view these as learning opportunities. By fostering resilience, students develop the perseverance needed to overcome obstacles in their academic and professional pursuits.
Time Management: Balancing research projects, coursework, and extracurricular activities can be demanding. FCUB provides students with practical time management strategies to help them prioritize tasks and meet deadlines efficiently.
Networking: Building a professional network is crucial for career success in sociology. FCUB connects students with community leaders, academic experts, and alumni, offering valuable networking opportunities and guidance on how to cultivate these relationships.
Continuous Learning: Sociology is a vast field with constant opportunities for growth. FCUB promotes lifelong learning by encouraging students to stay curious and pursue ongoing education through research, workshops, and online courses, ensuring they remain at the forefront of their field.
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