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Government, Policy and Society with Quantitative Methods MA (Hons)
at University of Edinburgh

Edinburgh, United Kingdom

Tuition Fee £ 24,500
Country Rank#5
Duration48 Months
Score IELTS: 7

Program Overview

This programme is based on social policy - the study of societies and the way they change through policymaking. You will examine the ways in which public policies, social institutions and market forces affect how contemporary societies operate and are affected by debates about social justice.

Course Content
Modules:
- Researching Disability in German Literature and Society
- Culture, Modernity and the City in the Weimar Republic
- Reading Antisemitism in Modern German Literature
- The Contemporary Short Story in German
- Sexualities on the German Screen (title to be confirmed)
- Migration in German-Language Discourse
- German Colonialism: History, Memory, Controversy
Fees & Scholarships
UK
£9,250

International/EU
£24,500
Career Prospect
Wherever you are based in the world, your language and humanities skills will make you stand out. Within the private, public, not-for-profit, and for-benefit sectors, graduates have gone on to career pathways in:
- business, finance and commerce
- communications, marketing, advertising and public relations
- education, outreach, advocacy and training
- journalism, broadcasting and media
- leisure, tourism and travel
- politics, policy work, diplomacy, civil service and law
- publishing, culture, heritage and the arts
- research, development and venture acceleration
- translating and interpreting

Cost Of Studying At University of Edinburgh

Interest rates as low as 8.9% ^*

250K+

Students Assisted

800Cr+

Loan Amount Disbursed

5000+

Loans Sanctioned

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Government, Policy and Society with Quantitative Methods MA (Hons) at University of Edinburgh