The course explores different methodological approaches and their application to real-life political problems. It will equip you with key transferable skills in:
research design
a range of research methods and their application
the management of different types of data
You'll undertake compulsory classes covering research design and evaluation methods and choose two optional classes. You’ll also complete a dissertation.
You may apply to do a client-based project as part of your dissertation research. Following a career workshop session, and on the advice of the School, you can contact host organisations including local, city, and national governmental organisations to arrange a work-based MSc dissertation.
First-class or Second-class Honours degree, or international equivalent, in social science.
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Core modules:
Principles of Research Design
Quantitative Methods 1
Quantitative Methods 2
Qualitative Methods
Optional modules:
Comparative Political Economy
Feminism & International Relations
Policy Analysis
International Institutions & Regimes
Politics of Non-democratic Regimes
Contemporary International Relations
European Governance
Political Behaviour
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