Which is better law or Sociology?

Law is a professional course while Sociology is more of an academic course. Both have total different career opportunities and lifestyles. I would suggest you to go by your interest and think more about what you want out of life.

Can I study LLB after BA Sociology?

Yes, You can do LLB (3 year degree) after pursuing the course of BA Political Science/ Sociology (hons). The minimum eligibility requirement of LLB (3 year) is that you should have passed an undergraduate course from any recognised university atleast 50\% marks.

Can a Sociology student be a lawyer?

Sociology offers great training for careers in law, the criminal justice system, and the government. Sociology graduates can immediately take jobs in the government, work in law firms, or go on to graduate school in law or public policy.

Is sociology good for law?

Subjects that are primarily based around essay writing, such as History, English Literature, Psychology or Sociology are good choices in this regard as they are well suited in terms of progression and many are considered to be ‘prestigious’ courses, widely accepted by the majority of Universities.

Is sociology helpful for law?

Sociology and Law are two interwoven topics. Society is directly related to Sociology and in this matter, every society follows certain laws. Therefore, Laws are an essential part of society. Sociology helps law to better understand society for smoother regulation and formation of laws.

Is BA law same as LLB?

A BA Law degree is considered an alternative degree that complements an LLB degree. It serves as a foundation on which your knowledge of Private Law, Constitutional Law, Customary Law and the South African legal system can be built.

Is BA necessary for LLB?

You Can take admission for LLB after passing 12 th standard. You need not have BA degree.

How do lawyers use sociology?

Sociologists are well-suited to legal careers because they understand how laws and social institutions influence individual and group behavior. Transferrable skills include critical thinking, analytical reasoning and problem solving.