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Policy, Behaviour and Data for Global Development

Social Sciences

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MSc

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Overview

The MSc Policy, Behaviour and Data for Global Development equips students with skills in evidence-based policymaking, data analytics, and behavioural insights. The course addresses various policy areas, including health and education, and is taught by a distinguished faculty. UEA's program is highly regarded, ranking first in the latest UK research assessment.

Application Timeline

  1. September 1, 2025
    Start date
  2. April 29, 2026
    Today

Tuition

Whole course
Student categories Study
Full-time Part-time
England£11,000N/A
Northern Ireland£11,000N/A
Scotland£11,000N/A
Wales£11,000N/A
International£22,900N/A

Requirements

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About

Unlock your potential with our cutting-edge MSc Policy, Behaviour and Data for Global Development and gain the skills needed to influence evidence-based policymaking, leverage data analytics, and harness behavioural insights for real-world impact. Designed to address today’s evolving landscape, this innovative course responds to the unprecedented growth in data availability and the increasing significance of behavioural sciences.

Course Highlights

  • Focus on evidence-based policymaking
  • Leverage data analytics for real-world impact
  • Incorporate behavioural insights across various policy areas:
    • Health
    • Education
    • Environment
    • Finance
    • Labour
...

Subject Area Information

Social policy is an interdisciplinary field that examines the development, implementation, and effects of policies aimed at improving societal well-being. It provides students with a comprehensive understanding of how social policies are formulated, the socio-economic and political contexts in which they operate, and their impact on various populations.

Typical Course Structure
  • 1. Introduction to Social Policy

  • 2. Policy Analysis and Evaluation

  • 3. Health Policy

  • 4. Education Policy

  • 5. Social Policy and the Family

  • 6. Poverty and Social Inequality

Typical Skills Acquired
  • Analytical Skills
  • Research Skills
  • Communication Skills
  • Problem-Solving Skills

Career

Graduates with a degree in social policy can pursue a variety of careers that involve analyzing and developing social policies to improve societal well-being.

Potential Professions
  • Policy Analyst

    Working for government agencies, think tanks, or non-profits to analyze and develop social policies.

  • Social Researcher

    Conducting research to inform policy decisions and evaluate the impact of social programs.

  • Public Health Administrator

    Managing public health programs and developing policies to improve community health.

  • Education Policy Advisor

    Advising educational institutions or government bodies on policy matters related to education.

  • Non-Profit Manager

    Leading non-profit organizations that advocate for social change and provide community services.

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