The Process of Urbanization: Social Sciences, a Second Level Course explores the dynamic transformation of human societies through the development and expansion of urban areas. Designed as part of an advanced social science curriculum, this book examines the causes, consequences, and patterns of urban growth from both historical and contemporary perspectives. It analyzes key sociological theories related to urban life, migration, housing, planning, and social stratification within urban settings. Through case studies and critical discussions, readers are encouraged to reflect on the challenges and opportunities brought by urbanization, particularly in the context of modernization, globalization, and policy-making. This comprehensive resource is ideal for students, researchers, and anyone interested in understanding the complex social processes that shape modern cities.