The Social Science Program (SOS) at Mon National College (MNC) was established in 2022 to provide students with a strong foundation in social sciences. The program equips students with the skills to understand complex societal and cultural dynamics in a globalized world. It covers a wide range of disciplines, including anthropology, sociology, political science, development studies, gender studies, and ethnicity. Through diverse courses, students gain conceptual and analytical tools to understand socio-economic, political, cultural, and environmental changes in the region. The program also addresses emerging issues such as resource management, migration, climate change, food security, and emerging diseases.

The students need to complete a total of 73 credit hours to graduate with an associate degree of art in social science in the department of social science at Mon National College (MNC). Out of 73 credits, the students are expected to accumulate 30 credits of the major requirement courses, 15 credits of major elective courses, 13 credits of general education courses, 9 credits of English courses and 9 credits of Language courses. Upon the completion of all the required courses, the students will graduate from their social science program at MNC.