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Studying this interdisciplinary programme, comprising insights from various social science perspectives, will enable you to make sense of a world undergoing unprecedented social change and uncertainty, and to work towards solutions for complex societal and global as well as local challenges.

Unique aspects of this programme will be interdisciplinary learning, hands-on research opportunities on contemporary challenges, and work placement opportunities. You will explore cross-cutting areas such as: social justice, race and ethnic identities, ethno-national conflicts, artificial intelligence, climate change, social and political movements, gender, social and political theory, violence, religion, research methods.

This course is multidisciplinary, including subjects such as Sociology and Economics, with options in Politics and International Studies and Interdisciplinary Methodologies, among others.

Key questions addressed include: How can data help to explain complex social and economic processes? What is good data, and how can it be collected? How can data be analysed and presented effectively?

The course encourages a critical understanding of the role of data in data driven societies, by developing your skills in data collection, analysis, and presentation across disciplines. Studying this multidisciplinary programme, focusing on data skills, will enable you to make sense of data and to work with data towards solving social and economic problems.

BASc Digital Futures, Artificial Intelligence and Society is built around a simple idea: the people best equipped to shape our digital future are those who can think across boundaries.

Following a shared interdisciplinary foundation year, you will specialise in either Media & Culture or AI & Data, developing deep knowledge in your chosen pathway. Through mixed methods research, computational, qualitative and creative practice, and a major final project or placement, you consolidate your expertise while working at the intersections of data, media and society. You will have the opportunity to put your skills to work through an optional placement year between the second and the final year of your study and gain experience working with non-academic partners.

By combining technical literacy with critical and ethical understanding and insight, you will be prepared for careers across tech, media, policy, consultancy and the third sector, as well as further postgraduate study. Graduates can move confidently between strategic, analytical and creative roles.

As well as enhancing your career potential, the course will enable you to develop as a critically reflective thinker, able to analyse and interpret business-related problems and devise creative and enterprising solutions that straddle multi-disciplinary boundaries.

Together Economics and Management provide a comprehensive insight into the economic principles and managerial strategies essential for navigating and succeeding within the broader economic landscape. You will also have the choice to undertake a work placement during your third year, giving you the opportunity to apply your skills and knowledge in a real work setting before returning to Warwick for your final year of studies.

You鈥檒l progress from foundational techniques to advanced methods and independent research, with the option of a capstone project offering opportunities to collaborate with external organisations, generating meaningful insights into real-world challenges.

The Centre for Interdisciplinary Methodologies' MASc in AI and Society is an innovative, interdisciplinary course designed to enable students to respond creatively and critically to the rapidly evolving challenges of a world transformed by technological developments and processes. AI has emerged as one of the fastest evolving technologies of the contemporary era that is having profound impact on science, industry, public politics, the environment and everyday life and is thus opening challenges that require a rounded understanding of technology and society to be addressed.

This MASc course offers an analytical and critical approach to AI, as well as a technical and practical grounding that enables students to interrogate and develop AI-based technologies. Our modules will include a focus on 鈥渄oing AI鈥�, e.g. through coding, building, testing AI as well as through engagement with governance and public policymaking in relation to AI and technological innovation in society.

This course will explore the link between economics and sustainability and how economists can engage with pressing environmental and sustainability challenges in the global economy. This degree course is for you if you intend to work in government and public sector (e.g. policy or sustainability analyst, environmental economists); consulting and private sector (e.g. sustainability/environmental consultants, head of sustainability) or any companies dealing with renewable energy issues or sustainability goals.

An 8,000-word dissertation provides an opportunity to explore your own interests across these fields of study. You may also have the opportunity to collaborate with external stakeholders (for example, Defra, Ofgem, Bank of England and the Food and Agricultural Organization) and suggest solutions to real-life sustainability related issues. It also provides an excellent foundation if you are intending to undertake further postgraduate research.

Teaching is delivered by internationally recognised experts whose research has shaped debates on peace mediation, governance in divided societies, transitional justice, forced displacement, climate-related conflict, artificial intelligence and emerging technologies, and the political institutions that support sustainable peace. Building on Warwick's global reputation for excellence in international politics and conflict research, students can tailor their studies through a wide range of optional modules across PAIS and the wider University. Graduates will be well prepared for careers in international organisations, diplomacy, government, NGOs, policy analysis, peacebuilding, and doctoral study.

You鈥檒l develop an advanced ability to evaluate laws, policies, social norms, and institutional rules from normative and moral points of view; develop your analytical skills, supported by world-leading academics and research; and build a platform for successful careers in politics, law, the public sector, and business - or to pursue a PhD in philosophy, law, and political theory. The course will draw upon Warwick鈥檚 research excellence in normative enquiry conducted through the Centre for Ethics, Law and Public Affairs whose activities will be available to you.