Data, Policy and Society City St George's, University of London

Overview

City, University of London is renowned for its strong academic reputation and innovative approach to education. The university is consistently ranked among the top institutions in the UK, providing a vibrant learning environment that encourages critical thinking and interdisciplinary collaboration. Partnerships with industry leaders and access to state-of-the-art facilities further enhance the learning experience, preparing graduates for the dynamic job market.

For the academic year 2025/26, the tuition fees for the MSc in Data, Policy and Society are as follows: - Home/UK: £11,850 per year - International: £22,350 per year Part-time fees are also available. Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

The MSc programme comprises nine modules, including core, core-elective, and elective modules, culminating in a dissertation. Key modules include:

• Digital Data Politics (15 credits)
• Digitalisation of Everyday Life (15 credits)
• Inclusive Design (15 credits)
• Research Design, Methods and Methodology (15 credits)
• Networked Democracy and Society (15 credits)
• Multivariate Data Analysis (15 credits)
• Qualitative Research Methods (15 credits)
• Design Justice (15 credits)
• Data Visualization (15 credits)
• Creativity in Design (15 credits)
• Human Rights and the Transformation of World Politics (15 credits)
• Global Ethics: Principles, Power, and Politics (15 credits)
• Economics of Regulation and Competition (15 credits)
• Theories of Global Political Economy (15 credits)

As organisations increasingly rely on data-driven decision-making, the demand for professionals skilled in data analysis and policy formulation continues to grow. Graduates are well-prepared for roles in various sectors, including government, non-profits, and private industry, where they can contribute to shaping data policies that impact society.

This programme includes opportunities for work experience, allowing students to apply their learning in real-world contexts. This practical experience is invaluable for enhancing employability and gaining insights into industry practices.

Graduates from the MSc in Data, Policy and Society can pursue diverse career paths, including roles such as:

• Social policy adviser
• Data researcher in government
• User experience analyst
• Data policy adviser
• Data insight manager
• Performance officer

With a strong foundation in data analysis and policy understanding, alumni are equipped to excel in various industries, contributing to informed decision-making processes.