MSc Digital Politics & Sustainable Development

at New College of the Humanities

Michaelmas Term
 

• Green Political Thought (NCHPIR775)
• Global Politics in the Digital Age
• AI & Data Ethics (PG)
• Minds & Machines (NCHAI750)
   

Hilary Term
 

• Sustainable Development (NCHPIR777)
• Technology & Human Values (NCHPH757)
• Human Security, Globalisation and Sustainable Development
• Research Methods (NCHPIR779)
   

Trinity Term
 

• Extended Dissertation

Graduates    

Offers are typically made to applicants holding an undergraduate degree with at least upper second-class honours (or equivalent). Each applicant will be assessed on an individual basis through their application, a reference and personal statement.
 

Professionals  
 
NCH welcomes applications from mature students who may have been out of education for a while who have equivalent professional experience.
 

For international students
 

English language requirements    
If English is not your native language, you will need to demonstrate proficiency in English in order to study at the College. We would normally require an IELTS of 6.5 overall (including 6.0 in all four components) or an equivalent qualification. 

Annual tuition fees:    
 

• Home: £11,000
• International: £14,000

MSc Digital Politics & Sustainable Development core modules and pathways will prepare graduates to step into decision-making and leadership roles in government, international and regional organisations, NGOs, think-tanks, consultancies and private sector companies that engage with issues such as sustainable development, cyber security, the digital economy, internet governance, policy analysis, risk analysis and risk management, forecasting and prediction.