MSc in Data, Inequality and Society
offered by The University of Edinburgh

MSc in Data, Inequality and Society
at
Edin
Overview

Examining Data's Role in Social Inequality: MSc Program Analyzing Data's Impact on Societal Disparities and Inequities

Skills you will learn

Who should do this course?

Graduates with a background in social sciences, such as sociology, anthropology, or economics

What are the course deliverables?

Characterise and analyse the extent and dimensions of social inclusion in any given institutional and human?situation
Design creative solutions for improving the inclusiveness of programmes, projects and policies, across?sectors
Draw on and combine different disciplines/viewpoints when analysing the inclusiveness of societies and designing?solutions
Work?efficiently on complex?projects of inclusion, together?with teams?that?are diverse?and values-driven

More about this course

The MSc in Data, Inequality and Society explores the intricate relationship between data technologies and social disparities
Through interdisciplinary study, students analyze the ethical implications, quantitative methods, and societal impacts of data-driven inequalities, equipping them to advocate for justice and develop innovative solutions in diverse professional settings

Exclusion and Inequality

Inclusive Society

Interdisciplinary Futures

Insights Through Data

Ethical Data Futures

Representing Data [OR] Building Near Futures

Knowledge Integration and Project Planning: Data, Inequality and Society

Data Science for Society

Coloniality of Data

Migration and Forced Displacement in a Digital Age

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Yes
The offer the University makes to students will be conditional or unconditional. If the offer is conditional, the University will set out the conditions that students will need to fulfill in order to be admitted onto their chosen programme. The offer may be conditional upon student passing an English language test
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