Master of Science in Society
offered by Victoria University of Wellington

Public University
1 Campus
Estd. 1897

Master of Science in Society
at
Victoria University of Wellington
Overview

Look at science in its wider social context. Explore how scientists can work with different groups and communities. Use traditional knowledge, the arts, and the humanities to respond to pressing issues facing society today

Duration	24 months
Start from	24th Feb'25
Total fee	₹31.08 Lakh
Mode of learning	Online
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Course Level	PG Degree

Master of Science in Society
at
Victoria University of Wellington
Highlights

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Master of Science in Society
at
Victoria University of Wellington
Course details

Who should do this course?

For individuals who want to enhance their knowledge & skills in the field

What are the course deliverables?

Gain a strong foundation in scientific methods and how they can be applied to analyze and understand social issues
Develop an informed perspective on the social, ethical, and political implications of scientific advancements and technological developments
You'll refine your skills in identifying connections between scientific concepts and social phenomena, fostering interdisciplinary thinking
You'll gain expertise in designing and conducting research using both scientific and social science methodologies, ensuring robustness and validity of your findings
Develop an understanding of the interplay between science, technology, and society, informing policy decisions related to science communication, ethical considerations, and societal impact

More about this course

The most pressing issues facing society today—including COVID-19, climate change, and the impact of new technologies—are underpinned by science. In the age of social media, clickbait headlines and 'fake news', we need new means of communicating science and engaging different groups and communities
The Master of Science in Society is a cross-disciplinary programme that considers the social context and communication of science, and its relation to m?tauranga M?ori and other forms of knowledge
It combines taught courses, research projects, and your choice of final project