MSc Science, Technology & Policy

A master's for scientists and engineers who want to analyse and shape public policy on technical issues. Students study policy analysis, welfare economics, political institutions and science and technology studies, and apply quantitative methods to energy, climate, digital and innovation policy. Policy labs pair students with real questions from public bodies, producing briefs and evaluations. It suits graduates with a degree in science, engineering or mathematics who want to work where evidence meets decisions, and it ends with a policy-relevant research thesis.