Department of Sociology and Anthropology

Master degree in Sociology, Social Work, Development Studies, Community Development,  Gender,  Gender  and  Development,  Nursing,  Clinical  Medicine, Social  Protection,  Insurance  and  Risk  Management,  Human  Resource Management, Development Planning, Industrial Relations, Education, Economics, Public Relations, International Relations, Counseling, Psychology, Counseling Psychology, Mass Communication, Journalism, Law, Records Management, Heritage, Project Planning and Management, Health Promotions, Youth in Development Work, Criminal Investigation, Youth Work, Anthropology, Health Information, Political Science, Philosophy, Medical Laboratory, Child Rights Protection or Health Personnel Education with an average of “B” or a minimum GPA of 3.0.