Summer Reading

We are often asked by incoming students if they need to do any advance reading, so our MSc Programme Directors have put together their summer reading recommendations for you.

This summer reading is not compulsory, but aims to give you a sense of themes/topics you will be exploring during your MSc studies with us.

Programme	Summer Reading
Africa & International Development	MSc Africa & International Development - Summer Reading
Comparative Public Policy	MSc Comparative Public Policy - Summer Reading
Digital Sociology	MSc Digital Sociology - Summer Reading
Global Environment, Politics & Society (GEPS)	MSc GEPS - Summer Reading
Global Health Policy	MSc Global Health Policy and online MSc Global Health Policy - Summer Reading
International Development	MSc International Development - Summer Reading MSc International Development (online) - Summer reading
International & European Politics	MSc International & European Politics - Summer Reading
International Relations	MSc International Relations - Summer Reading
Management of Bioeconomy, Innovation and Governance	MSc Management of Bioeconomy, Innovation and Governance - Summer Reading
Public Policy	MSc Public Policy - Summer Reading
Science and Technology in Society	Collins and Evans (2002) The Third Wave of Science Studies: Studies of Expertise and Experience. Social Studies of Science 32 (2). 235–296 Williams and Edge (1996). The Social Shaping of Technology. Research Policy 25 (1996) 865-899 Schot and SteinMueller (2018). Three frames for innovation policy: R&D, systems of innovation and transformative change. Research Policy 47 (9). 1554-1567
Social Anthropology	MSc Social Anthropology - Summer Reading
Social Research	MSc Social Research - Summer Reading
Master of Social Work (MSW)	MSW Social Work - Summer Reading
Sociology and Global Change	MSc Sociology and Global Change - Summer Reading

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