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Explore the social, political, and economic implications of an increasingly data-driven society.

Understand changing human populations – past, present and future. Equip yourself with advanced demographic research skills.

Research traditional economics such as spatial, urban and real estate economics, and approaches within regional science and local economic development.

We have one of the world's largest groups of economic history researchers. We encourage different approaches and wide chronological and geographical coverage.

Make an original contribution to the field of environmental economics with this research programme.

The programme aims to provide a rigorous, research-based approach to the social scientific study of environmental change and development.

Master research design and expertise in the subfields of Political Economy, Politics and Policy, Culture and Society, and Migration.

Develop an in-depth understanding of gender theory, epistemology and methodology, while preparing for a career in academia or policy research.

This interdisciplinary programme covers the choice, design, analysis and evaluation of health and social care policies, institutions and practice.

This programme offers training in human geographic research and in responding to the challenges of rapid urbanisation and urban redevelopment around the world.

Explore the complex interactions between information technology, organisations and society. Contribute original research in your chosen area.

As one of the UK's leading centres of historical research, the department emphasises the international and transnational context of historical developments.