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Sociology is the study of human relationships, structures, communication and institutions in Malaysia.
Are you curious about the interactions between humans, from an individual level all the way up to a national scale? Do you want to study a course which will arm you with a wide skill-set? Do you want to pursue a course that has a wide variety of subjects to deal with? If you do, then you may want to consider studying Sociology in Malaysia. Let us unravel the course for you to see if you like it and eventually may want to pursue it.
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A course in Sociology will help you understand the different patterns of interaction amongst people, which is necessary to our existence. You don’t necessarily need to be a sociable person to pursue this course.
With so many degree options out there, here are some top reasons why you should study Sociology:
You’ll need to be able to make sure you get a short message across to a large number of people while conveying quite a bit of information, all at the same time.
You’ll definitely learn how to deal with different types of people. Yes, even difficult ones. Because of this, you’ll be able to have good people skills, be it in writing or communicating with them, hence, enabling you to build a wider social circle.
You aren’t afraid to speak up to people you may not know. You’re comfortable in the most uncomfortable situations. You may have even gone on a solo backpacking trip (or you would love to someday). Basically, you’re full of confidence, so much so that it translates to the people surrounding you.
“Introverts, in contrast, may have strong social skills and enjoy parties and business meetings, but after a while wish they were home in their pajamas. They prefer to devote their social energies to close friends, colleagues, and family. They listen more
- Susan Cain
(American writer, author and lecturer)
Important Note: Diploma is not offered for this course. Students can enrol for a pre-university programme before applying for a degree in Sociology. .
It is not necessary for you to do your postgraduate but doing so would help you advance in your career and open up more job opportunities. You can opt to work straight after degree as well.
There are many facets to this course, and as such, graduates are highly skilled in many different fields. You will need to be the jack of all trades, and master of them as well.
Sociology graduates need to be highly adaptable to different environments, whether it be a comfy office our out where the action is, as well as different subject matter, equally adept at handling them all.
With the various subjects you will in charge of, you need to gift of being able to translate the vast, rather complicate data, into a much more concise manner that’s understood by everyone.
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Do note that all courses should be accredited by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA). Click here to check if the course you choose is accredited
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