Rural sociology examines the social, cultural, economic, and political dimensions of rural communities, with a focus on their relationship to agricultural systems. Students will explore key sociological concepts such as rural social structures, community development, gender roles, migration, poverty, and the impact of globalization on rural societies. The course emphasizes the application of sociological perspectives to understand challenges and opportunities in rural agriculture, including sustainability, technology adoption, and policy influences.
- Teacher: Rafi Al Mahmud
Skill Level: Beginner