Political Sociology explores the complex interactions between individuals, groups, and political power in society. An in-depth understanding of political systems, political parties, elections, public policy, social movements, and political conflict is at the core of this study. Students learn theories and methods of analysis that enable them to investigate and analyze the role and dynamics of politics in society. Practical applications include public policy analysis that helps formulate better decisions at the governmental level, public opinion surveys that provide insight into people's views, political campaigns that encourage public participation, and social movement research that reveals people's demands and aspirations. The main objective of this discipline group is to train students to become political analysts who are able to understand and analyze the complexities of politics in society. In addition, it is important to understand the role of sociology in studying and analyzing politics, especially in the context of changing social dynamics. The Politics in Sociology discipline group plays a vital role in preparing students to contribute as political researchers or practitioners who are empowered to understand and guide contemporary political dynamics.

The State in Sociology explores the essential role of the state in society and its relationship to social, economic, and political factors. The focus of the study includes an in-depth understanding of the political system, state power, bureaucracy, law, and public policy. Students learn theories and analytical methodologies that enable them to investigate and understand the role and dynamics of the state in society. Practical applications include public policy analysis to formulate more effective decisions, research on bureaucratic structures to improve efficiency, comparative studies of political systems to understand the global context, and public policy studies to understand their impact on society. The main goal of this discipline group is to train students to become competent analysts who are able to analyze the role of the state in society. It is important to understand the complexity of the state's political and bureaucratic structures and how these affect people's lives. The State group plays an important role in preparing students to become researchers or practitioners in government, public policy, and other related fields, promoting a better understanding of the complex relationship between the state and society.

Government in Sociology is a focus of study that deepens understanding of the structures and processes of government and its interaction with society. Students explore the institutions of government, public politics, public administration, and public policy to understand the role and dynamics of government in society. Practical applications include public policy analysis to shape better decisions, government performance evaluation to improve efficiency, comparative studies of government systems to understand global variations, and social policy research to influence positive change. The main objective of this discipline group is to train students to become competent analysts who are able to analyze and understand government structures and processes in society. It is important to understand the complexities of public administration and public policy and how these affect society at large. The Government group plays an important role in preparing students to become researchers or practitioners in government, public administration, public policy, and other related fields, promoting a better understanding of the complex relationship between government and society.

The Family in Sociology group studies the structure, function, and dynamics of the family in society and its relationship with various social and cultural factors. They deepen their understanding of relationships between family members, gender roles, marriage, parenting, and the family in social development. Examples of applications of this discipline include research on family dynamics, comparative studies of parenting, family policy analysis, and evaluation of family support programs. The main objective of this discipline group is to train students' ability to understand the complexity of the family as a social institution in society and help them understand the role of sociology in studying and analyzing families. The Family research group plays an important role in preparing students to become researchers or practitioners in the fields of family, reproductive health, child education, and other fields related to the relationship between family and society.

The Religion in Sociology group studies the role of religion in society and its relationship with various social, economic, and political factors. They deepen understanding of religious institutions, religious practices, religious attitudes and beliefs, and religious conflict. Examples of applications of this discipline include research on the role of religion in society, comparative religious studies, religious policy analysis, and evaluation of religious education programs. The main objective of the group is to train students' ability to understand the complexity of religion as a social institution in society and to help them understand the role of sociology in studying and analyzing religion. The Religion group plays an important role in preparing students to become researchers or practitioners in the fields of religion, interfaith relations, religious counseling, and other fields related to the relationship between religion and society.

The Environmental Studies in Sociology group studies the relationship between humans and their environment and the social impact of human activities on the environment. They deepen their understanding of the interrelationships between the environment and society, consumer behavior towards the environment, climate change, and environmental crises. Examples of applications of this scientific group include research on the impact of industrial activities on the environment, environmental policy analysis, evaluation of waste management programs, and comparative studies of environmental crises in various countries. The main objective of this group is to train students' ability to understand the complexity of human and environmental relationships in society and help them understand the role of sociology in studying and analyzing the environment. The Environmental research group plays an important role in preparing students to become researchers or practitioners in the fields of environment, nature conservation, sustainable development, and other fields related to the relationship between humans and the environment.

The Industry in Sociology group studies the structure, function, and dynamics of industry in society and its relationship with various social and economic factors. They deepen their understanding of the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services in an industrial context, including their relationship with market forces, social class, and globalization. Examples of applications of this discipline include research on working conditions in factories, industrial policy analysis, evaluation of industrial training programs, and comparative studies of industries in different countries. The main objective of the group is to train students' ability to understand the complexity of industry as a social institution in society and help them understand the role of sociology in studying and analyzing industry. The Industry group plays an important role in preparing students to become researchers or practitioners in industry, human resource management, business, and other fields related to the relationship between industry and society.

Plantations in the Sociology master program focuses on an in-depth study of the social, economic, and cultural dynamics in the plantation sector. Students study the interaction between various actors in and around plantations, including farmers, plantation workers, landowners, government, and the surrounding community. This study includes an analysis of the structure of land ownership, work patterns, socio-economic conditions of workers, government policies related to plantations, as well as the impact of plantations on the environment and society. Students also study conflict dynamics, justice issues, and sustainable development in the context of plantations. Examples of applications of this research group include research on the impact of plantation policy changes on local communities, sustainable plantation development strategies, conflict analysis related to plantation land access and management, and policy advocacy to encourage ethical and sustainable plantation practices. The main objective of this research group is to train students to understand the complexity of the plantation system and its impact on social and environmental aspects. In addition, it aims to equip students with the analytical, research, and advocacy skills needed to contribute to more equitable and sustainable policy-making in the plantation sector.

The Welfare in Sociology group studies the state of human welfare in society, as well as the efforts made to improve that welfare. They deepen their understanding of social inequality, poverty, and welfare-related public policies. Examples of applications of this discipline include research on social welfare policies, analysis of social inequality, evaluation of social assistance programs, and comparative studies of welfare in various countries. The main objective of the group is to train students' ability to understand the complexity of welfare as a social issue in society and to help them understand the role of sociology in studying and analyzing welfare. The Welfare Science Group plays an important role in preparing students to become researchers or practitioners in the fields of social welfare, public policy, community development, and other fields related to efforts to improve welfare in society.

The Sociology of Education discipline group within Sociology studies the relationship between education and society and how social factors influence the education system. They deepen understanding of the social, power, cultural, and economic structures involved in learning and teaching. Examples of applications include research on education policy, curriculum analysis, evaluation of learning programs, and comparative studies of education in different countries. The main goal of this major is to train students' ability to understand the complexity of the relationship between education and society and to help them understand the role of sociology in studying and analyzing education. The Sociology of Education major plays an important role in preparing students to become researchers or practitioners in education, public policy, community development, and other fields related to the relationship between education and society.

The Social Capital-Based Development Management in Sociology master program focuses on an in-depth study of the role and implementation of social capital in the context of development. Social capital refers to the social networks, norms, values, and trust that enable cooperation and coordination among individuals and groups in society. Students in this discipline learn how social capital can be used as a strategic tool to promote inclusive and sustainable development. This includes analyzing how social networks and trusting relationships influence development processes at various levels, ranging from the local to the national level. Examples of applications of this discipline include research on the application of social capital in development projects, strategies to strengthen social capital in communities, analysis of the impact of social capital on economic and social development, and the development of policies that utilize social capital to solve social problems. The main objective of this discipline group is to train students to understand the crucial role of social capital in the context of social and economic development. In addition, it aims to equip students with the skills to design and implement effective and sustainable social capital-based development strategies.