• Teaching: Core responsibility of any department, sociology faculty offer undergraduate and postgraduate courses covering various sociological perspectives, theories, and research methods.
• Research: Faculty members conduct research on diverse social issues, contributing to the field's knowledge base. This research often involves fieldwork, data analysis, and publication of findings.
• Curriculum Development: Sociology departments continuously update their curriculum to align with evolving social realities and academic trends.
• Student Guidance: Faculty members provide academic guidance to students, helping them with course selection, research projects, and career counseling.
• Seminars and Workshops: Organizing academic seminars and workshops to foster intellectual discourse and knowledge sharing among students and faculty. 
• Guest Lectures: Inviting renowned sociologists and experts to deliver guest lectures to enrich students' learning experience.  

Community Engagement

• Social Surveys and Studies: Conducting social surveys and studies to understand community issues and contribute to policy-making.
• Community Outreach Programs: Organizing outreach programs to address social problems, such as poverty, inequality, and discrimination.
• Collaboration with NGOs: Partnering with non-governmental organizations to implement social development projects.
• Awareness Campaigns: Conducting awareness campaigns on social issues like gender equality, environmental sustainability, and human rights.
• Volunteer Programs: Encouraging students to participate in volunteer activities to develop a sense of social responsibility.

Extracurricular Activities

• Sociology Clubs: Establishing sociology clubs to provide a platform for students to engage in extracurricular activities related to the subject.
• Debates and Discussions: Organizing debates and discussions on contemporary social issues to enhance critical thinking and communication skills.
• Field Trips: Organizing field trips to social institutions, such as prisons, slums, and factories, to expose students to real-life social realities.
• Cultural Programs: Organizing cultural programs to promote cultural diversity and understanding.