771A35 · 30 credits · Advanced level (A2E) · Computational Social Science
Master’s Thesis in Computational Social Science
Active · latest start VT 2026
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SEM1 · 5 Apr 2024 · 26 students
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SEM1 · 65 students
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SEM1 Seminars
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MOP1 Opponentship
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RED1 Oral presentation
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FOF1 Research proposal
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- Get B or A: 76% (17 students)
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MUF1 Oral defence
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- Get B or A: 73% (15 students)
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About the course
Aim
After completion of the course, the student should at an advanced level be able to:
- independently formulate a relevant research task in computational social science
- plan, implement and report in writing an in-depth and qualified independent work in computational social science
- demonstrate and apply in-depth subject and method knowledge in computational social science
- defend a scientific project with a scientific approach
- critically review, evaluate and discuss other scientific work
Content
The course involves an independent project in which students design and implement a scientific study. The student will formulate a computational social science research relevant task, select a suitable method, and report the results in a written essay.
- Examiner
- Eduardo Tapia
- Main field of study
- Computational Social Science