The Master of Science in Applied Quantitative Methods and Social Analysis is an interdisciplinary, flexible, and innovative degree focusing on quantitative research methods for social analysis strategies and techniques. The program educates social scientists and analysts in the use of computational tools to address questions of equity, hierarchy, social organization, and social systems in the field of social science.
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Students in this program may take advantage of various co-op opportunities—positions such as policy analysts, network scientists, econometricians, and crime analysts. These co-op opportunities provide students with a professional environment to integrate quantitative skills and social analysis. The learning opportunities in professional settings (private sector, government, or non-profit sector) reinforce the development of advanced quantitative skills and their applied nature to contemporary social issues.