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School ofSocial Sciences & Public Affairs
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School of Social Sciences & Public Affairs

Explore social relationships, institutions and the decisions that shape collective life.

The School of Social Sciences & Public Affairs connects the study of society with questions about institutions, policy and change. Its fields include sociology, public policy, international and European studies, organisational behaviour and sustainable development. The common thread is a commitment to examining claims through concepts, context and evidence.

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Bachelor’s programmesOne-year online and two-year in-person programmesOnline: February 2027 · In person: 5 March 2027 →
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Programmes & courses.

5 subject areas
OUR ACADEMIC DIRECTION

Questions that connect our fields.

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Society & institutions

Explore how institutions and social relationships structure opportunities, expectations and collective activity.

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Policy & public action

Examine the decisions, processes and evidence involved in public administration and policy.

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Change & development

Consider how societies respond to political, organisational and sustainability challenges.

LEARNING & ACADEMIC LIFE

Social enquiry.

Comparative cases, policy analysis and qualitative or quantitative research concepts offer possible approaches to social questions.

Resources & academic engagement

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Admission scholarships

EURISS selects applicants on merit. Applicants may apply for an admission scholarship of €1,000–€5,000 based on their individual circumstances. Applications are assessed by the Institute; the final outcome is specified in writing in the admission letter.

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