What can I do after BA sociology?

I got 74% in BA (open university) and 84% in Diploma of teacher education.

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2016-06-15 17:47:37
Sociology is an excellent career choice for individuals fascinated by the social behavior of people. A broad field of study, a background in sociology helps to pursue a variety of career and research paths. A sociology degree can open up many doors in the professional arena from government to corpor

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ADVOCATE NEHA Batra
7 years ago
You have a great career after BA in sociology. You can do Masters in sociology and do Ph.D later. You can write a research paper and also apply in university for lecturer post. You can write articles or books also.

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Anu  Ankita
7 years ago
You can proceed with a job, or else higher studies after BA Sociology course completion. It depends on your interest, that with what you want to proceed. As sociology is principally a research-based career, many sociologists pursue higher studies as it improves their understanding regarding the ofte

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