B.sc Sociology

Philosophy of the Department

The philosophy of the Sociology program is to develop critical thinkers who understand social structures, human behavior, and societal transformations. Our curriculum integrates classical sociological theories with contemporary research methods to analyze social phenomena, inequalities, and development challenges.

We emphasize empirical research, ethical inquiry, and practical applications of sociological knowledge. The program aims to produce graduates who can contribute to social policy, community development, and organizational transformation while addressing pressing societal issues in Nigeria and globally.

"Sociology is the study of human social relationships and institutions."

— Anthony Giddens

Objectives Admission Requirement
(UTME)  
Minimum of five credits at Ordinary Level in GCE, SSCE, or equivalent examinations. Credits must include English Language, Mathematics, and three other Arts or Social Science subjects. Combinations from WAEC/NECO at not more than two sittings are acceptable.
UTME subjects: English Language, Government/History, and any other two Arts or Social Science subjects
Successful completion of Obong University's post-UTME screening and interview
Direct Entry  
Two Advanced Level Passes in Sociology, Government, Economics or related subjects plus credits at Ordinary Level as specified above
Diploma in Social Work, Community Development or related fields with minimum Upper Credit
NCE with merit in relevant disciplines