Interdisciplinary course which aims to give students the tools required to understand, assess and govern the opportunities and threats of the existing and emerging technologies used in society.
Strong performance in a bachelor's degree in a related subject
International applicants must supply a GMAT or GRE test
One-year degree program that seeks to provide students a solid foundation in theories, which contribute to our understanding of the design, development, and reform of public policies in different institutional contexts, and at various levels of governance.
Includes specialisations in: "Development", "Governance", "Social Justice and Human Rights", "Quantitative Policy Analysis".
Bachelor's degree with 240 ECTS credits (or equivalent)
Two-year interdisciplinary, and practice-oriented social sciences degree that draws on the tools and insights of economics, political science, sociology, law, public management and organisation, statistics and data science.
It is taught in English and includes a very wide range of electives and specialisations in your second year.
One-year master's degree focused on security issues ranging from the threat of domestic and transnational terrorism, to digital espionage, to pandemics, to digital surveillance, and great power rivalries.
Can be taken as part of a two-year joint degree with Sciences Po.
Undergraduate degree with high 2:1 honours (i.e. overall average of at least 67% across all years of study) in history, international relations, political science, economics or other appropriate subject
Lower degree classifications may be considered if combined with work experience or other professional qualifications
One-year master's degree which enables participants to develop an in-depth understanding of UK and international national security practices. Focused on cross-governmental responses to security challenges related to key themes including strategy, resilience, cyber security, defence and foreign policy, and ethics in national security.
Courses that have been offered include: "Disruptive Technology and the Global Order", "The Science and Security of Nuclear and Biological Weapons".
Can be taken as part of a two-year joint degree with Sciences Po.
Undergraduate degree with high 2:1 honours (i.e. overall average of at least 65% across all years of study) in history, international relations, political science, economics or other appropriate subject
Lower degree classifications may be considered if combined with work experience or other professional qualifications
This one-year, English-taught Master's programme offers insights on general developments as well as the specific challenges in the field of the governance of crisis and security, with in-depth knowledge of sub-fields of crisis and security management.
Includes a specialisation in "Cyber Security Governance", "War and Peace", and "Intelligence and National Security".
Two-year degree programme which offers a critical and multidisciplinary analysis of current governance issues at the domestic, European/EU and international levels.
Covers a wide variety of topics offered through the choice of more than 40 courses.
Upper second class honours (2:1) degree or equivalent, preferably in a social science subject
Interdisciplinary programme that integrates established knowledge on the development and management of information systems with the critical study of emerging domains of digital innovation, such as social networking, crowdsourcing platform and ecosystems, big data analytics and AI.
More focused on commercial and corporate management applications than government policy.
Courses include: "Managing Artificial Intelligence", "Deep Learning", and "Reinforcement Learning".
Upper second class honours degree (2:1) or equivalent in any discipline
Two-year degree programme designed to equip early-stage professionals with the core analytical skills, practical tools and professional experience to be able to confidently address real-world policy challenges.
Year 1 covers foundational academic issues in the subject.
Year 2 is split between working on a policy consultancy and developing an academic specialisation.
Minimum 2:1 (or equivalent) in a bachelor's degree
Intensive nine-month programme designed for early to mid-career professionals who want to enhance their knowledge and analytical skills to effectively address complex public policy challenges.
Applicants encouraged to apply between October and February.
Upper second class honours (2:1) degree or equivalent in any discipline
At least five years of policy-relevant experience, though exceptions may be granted for outstanding candidates with slightly less experience
1 year course focusing on the EU and its political, economic, and cultural role in global governance.
Taught in English
Includes specialisations in: "European Public Policy," "Institutions and Governance", "International Relations", and "Global Policy and Governance Challenges"
Two-year (21-month) course which combines rigorous training in theoretical approaches to international relations with the study of the recent history of world politics, and personalised guidance for the production of high-quality original research.
A first-class degree in: political science, international relations, economics, history, sociology, philosophy, or law
One-year graduate degree at Oxford's Blavatnik School of Government.
It has an applied focus, drawing on public policy drawing on philosophy, political science, economics, and law, and involves a 6-to-8-week summer placement at a policy-focused organisation.
Intended as a professional qualification, not as a route to PhD study.
A first-class or strong upper second-class (2:1) undergraduate degree in political science or international relations, or in a related discipline such as economics, history, philosophy, sociology or law
Two-year interdisciplinary programme to help students acquire the fundamental theoretical, practical and critical skills they need to shape the future of public policy in the digital era.
Includes courses on economics and the regulation of new technologies.
Two-year for young professionals with core courses offering multidisciplinary skills in economics, law, public policy, management and leadership as well as ethics and digital humanities.
Also offered as a Dual Masters with other participating institutions around the world (including the London School of Economics).
Includes specialisations such as "Economics and Public Policy", "Digital, New Technology and Public Policy" and "Security and Defence".
2025 admissions open at the end of September 2024.
180 ECTS credits / bachelor’s degree or equivalent
There are other admission preferences for the different policy streams
One-year applied, interdisciplinary degree aimed at understanding contemporary challenges arising from emerging digital technologies.
Core modules include: "Emerging Dilemmas in Digital Technology Policy", "Policy Making" and "Foundations in Digital Technologies and Policy".
A minimum of an upper second-class Bachelor's degree from a UK university in a relevant discipline or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard.
Students are encouraged (but are not required) to have work experience prior to enrolling on this programme.
Bilingual (English and French) courses based in either Bruges or Warsaw focused on various aspects of European public policy, economics, law, and development.
Bachelor's or Bologna-level degree with a minimum of 240 ECTS credits
Programme aiming to help students deepen their current knowledge of science and engineering at the Master's level and complement this with rigorous skills in policy analysis.
Includes courses in Economics, Public Policy and a voluntary opportunity to do a policy-focused internship.
Applications are open throughout November 2024.
Bachelor's degree with minimum 180 ECTS in natural sciences or engineering (including architecture and mathematics)
Focused two-year degree programme taught by a group of scholars who specialise in all aspects of European politics, including European integration, comparative European government, Europe’s external relations and the political systems of individual European countries.
Specialist courses included for Year 2 students includes: "Comparative Political Economy of Advanced Democracies", and "EU Foreign Policy"
A first-class or strong upper second-class (2:1) undergraduate degree in political science or international relations, or in a related discipline such as economics, history, philosophy, sociology or law
This is a double degree, combining one of Sciences Po's Affaires Internationales programmes with either LSE's MSc International Relations or MSc International Political Economy.
Includes options to specialise in areas such as, International Security, International Economic Policy, International Governance and Diplomacy, International Development, Human Rights and Humanitarian Action, Environmental Policy and International Energy.
Upper second class honours (2:1) degree or equivalent in politics, economics, history, international relations or a similar discipline
Two-year political science course designed help students answer technology policy questions related to democratic and global governance, climate change, energy transitions, international trade and finance.
Offers both political science and interdisciplinary specialisations.
Bachelor's degree in political, social, or engineering science