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About the course
- How are policy decisions made and implemented?
- What are the implications of adopting an ‘evidence-based’ approach to policy evaluation?
- How reliable is the data that comprises most public policy research?
- What research methods are appropriate for policy analysis in an environment of cultural diversity and value conflict?
These are the sorts of questions that you will explore in both theoretical and practical terms on this programme. This MRes degree is designed to provide you with an advanced theoretical and practical understanding of policy processes and to offer a grounding in research methods up to PhD level. The programme is focused around current debates on policy-making and public management in both developed and developing countries.
If you wish to develop skills in policy analysis and
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Entry Requirements
A minimum of an upper-second class honours degree in Politics or a related discipline. Students should also have IELTS 7 (including 7 in the writing component), if your first language is not English.