Does the M.A. Sociology programme at LPU include social research methods and data analysis?

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Yes, the M.A. Sociology programme at LPU covers social research methods and data analysis. Students explore research approaches, data collection, interpreting social issues, and basic analysis methods. These skills help them understand society from a research perspective.

The programme helps students

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