Digital Civics MRes

• CSC8601 Introduction to Digital Civics
• CSC8602 Research Methods for Digital Civics
• CSC8603 Human-Computer Interaction for Digital Civics
• CSC8604 Technologies for Digital Civics
• CSC8605 Interaction Design Methods for Digital Civics
• CSC8609 Project and Dissertation in Digital Civics

You select optional modules from one of the four following strands:

• CSC8202 Information Security and Trust
• CSC8101 Big Data Analytics
• CSC8111 Machine Learning

• TCP8001 Planning Frameworks
• TCP8939 Planning, Power and People
• SOC8034 Social Divisions and Inequality

• HSC8056 Introduction to Global Health
• HSC8047 Health and Society
• HSC8042 Public Health Intervention

• EDU8031 Curriculum, Pedagogy and Assessment as Foundations of Teaching and Learning
• SOC8034 Social Divisions and Inequality

Modules might change for your year of entry.

A 2:1 honours degree, or international equivalent, in any discipline, if you have relevant additional non-academic experience.

Or a 2:1 honours degree, or international equivalent, in:

• computer science
• engineering
• education
• politics
• social science
• architecture
• planning
• psychology
• health studies (or related discipline)
• design

You will also be considered on an individual basis if you have different or non-standard qualifications, particularly if you have relevant industrial experience.