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This MSc course is for those who want to explore aspects of science and society at postgraduate level. It offers an opportunity to pursue contemporary issues in science communication, science education and public engagement with science, using the innovative teaching methods pioneered by The Open University, and to develop a wide range of skills associated with masters-level study.
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The MA in Disability, Ethnicity and Racism provides a unique opportunity to study the complex interplay of macro and micro forces that shape socio-cultural responses to and, therefore, the experience of disability, ethnicity and racism.
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This masters course is an exciting opportunity to study issues such as security theats, the rise of new economic powers and the spread of globalisation at an advanced level.
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The course focuses on corporate social responsibility in the context of globalisation. You study corporate issues and the environmental and social impacts of international business.
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This exciting new MSc course will enable you to employ inter-disciplinary approaches of Science and Technology Studies in combination with elements from cutting-edge Media and Communications studies.
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The MSc Social Informatics & Management is designed to provide a rigorous analysis of the emerging properties of the Information Age and their relevance for organisational management.
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This programme aims to provide a solid grounding in interdisciplinary women's studies, emphasizing gendered aspects in relation to violence and conflict in inter/national contexts.
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The nine-month Graduate Diploma in Academic Communication (Pre-Masters) programme at The University of York aims to prepare international students for Postgraduate study.
This programme is for you if your current qualifications in English are slightly below the required level for an unconditional offer of a Postgraduate place in any of the following subjects:
Management
Physics
Politics
Social Policy and Social Work
Women’s Studies
Please refer to http://www.york.ac.uk/study/postgraduate/apply/english/ to check English
Language entry requirements for the particular programme you are interested in.
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This programme, developed in collaboration with Mediation Northern Ireland, is for experienced mediators wishing to develop their critical reflective practice to enhance individual, organisational and institutional capacity.
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The course emphasises young children as learners in families, communities and early years settings. It considers research into the development of children’s social, emotional, physical and cognitive knowledge, understanding and skills.
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Criminology is a broad and interdisciplinary subject. This course gives you the opportunity to develop your specialist interests through a range of elective modules based on supervised independent work.
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The Business and Community programme uses both relevant management disciplines and social science methods and theories to analyse business-society relationships, such as corporate responsibility.