NUS SOCIOLOGY SOCIETY goes a long way back in history. It was officially registered with Registry of Societies on 13 Sept. 1967. The society has maintained its core objectives consistently over the years – to continually promote and foster interest in sociology among prospective Faculty of Arts of Social Sciences (FASS) students and undergraduates.

To meet the ever-changing needs of the different student cohorts, the society has come up with a wider variety of programmes to better serve the students. These include the past South-east Asian Journal of Sociology to the current career talks and module field trips.

Through various activities and exciting events, our society aims to reach out to the student population in NUS. The Society attempts to promote its profile and boost its presence on campus by organising bazaar, annual orientation camp and many social gathering and events which promises students an enriching undergraduate life in NUS. The society also reaches out to potential FASS students through open houses, annual matriculation fair to promote Sociology as a discipline.

By joining NUS Sociology Society, we hope that you would be able to gain invaluable benefits! You are sure to be able to learn sociology in a fun and interactive way, gain leadership experiences and enhance organisational skills by joining the committee to serve the student population. Most importantly, NUS SOCIOLOGY SOCIETY will definitely be a part of your most unforgettable memories of your campus life !!!! So we hope to see you soon at our exciting events!

Don’t hesitate! Come join us NOW!!!

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MISSION: To enrich life of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS) student population in NUS and promote Sociology.

STATEMENT: We seek to highlight the importance and relevance of Sociology and how it can be incorporated to our everyday life to appreciate the world which we live in. We hope to provide opportunities for individuals to exercise their Sociological imagination in the academic field and personal lives.