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This program is perfect for students eager to explore the application of numerical data in political contexts. It offers hands-on training in practical and analytical abilities, boosting your career opportunities while establishing a solid foundation for advanced academic pursuits. No previous experience with statistical methods is necessary.
Approximately two-thirds of your coursework will mirror the single honors BSc Politics and International Relations curriculum, where you'll gain fundamental subject knowledge. You'll examine the political systems of specific nations and governments, along with the dynamics between countries, communities, and individuals. You'll explore various analytical perspectives and methodologies, learning to implement and assess them effectively.
The remaining portion focuses on cross-disciplinary quantitative training. In your first year of the quantitative track, we examine how numerical data shapes persuasive narratives in media and social studies. We explore concepts like segregation and its measurement techniques. The second year includes practical sessions in social statistics and data analysis, enhancing your numerical and analytical capabilities to prepare you for an independent research project in quantitative social science during your third year.