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20 Myasnitskaya st, Moscow, 101000
Phone: 8(495)772-95-90 *22428
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Email: socscience@hse.ru
The Faculty of Social Sciences is one of the most multidisciplinary faculties in the HSE. It is the product of uniting the faculties of sociology, applied political science, psychology and public administration, which are now schools, and a series of laboratories, research centers and institutes. This kind of synthesis of education and research in the sphere of social sciences is a standard part of global best practice for a modern research university.
We train researchers, analysts and practitioners of sociology, political science, psychology and management, and specialists in education, demographics, public policy and civil society. Our primary strategy in teaching bachelors, masters and doctorate courses is to prepare students to meet global demands and requirements as successful professionals.
Public Administration
Political Science
Psychology
Sociology
Public Administration
Demography
Evidence-based Educational Policy
Evidence-based Education Development
Measurements in Psychology and Education
Complex Social Analysis
Counselling Psychology. Personality Studies
Master of Data and Network Analytics
Population and Development
Science of Learning and Assessment
Pedagogy
Positive Psychology
Politics. Economics. Philosophy
Political Analysis and Public Policy
Applied Politics
Applied Social Psychology
Applied Statistics with Network Analysis
Applied Methods of Social Analysis of Markets
Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy
Psychoanalysis and Psychoanalytical Business Consulting
Psychology in Business
Russian Studies
Systemic Family Therapy
Contemporary Social Studies in Secondary Schools
Sociology of Public and Business Analytics
Sociology of Public Sphere and Digital Analytics
Comparative Social Research
Management in Higher Education
Health Care Administration and Economics
HR Management in Public Sector
Educational Administration
Digital Transformation of Education
Education Economics and Management
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Technological Forecasting and Social Change. 2020. Vol. 155. P. 1-15.
Protest Publics. Toward a New Concept of Mass Civic Action
Edited by: N. Y. Belyaeva, D. Zaytsev, V. A. Albert.
Switzerland: Springer, 2019.
Problems of Post-Communism. 2019. Vol. 66. No. 4. P. 227-239.
Fröhlich C., Jacobsson K.
Antipode. 2019. Vol. 51. No. 4. P. 1146-1165.
Utochkin I. S., Brady T. F.
Journal of Experimental Psychology: General. 2020. Vol. 149. No. 3. P. 530-549.
Ilina I. N., Dunichkin I. V.
In bk.: Sustainability in Energy and Buildings. Singapore: Springer, 2020. P. 519-529.
Rooy M., Novikov N., Gutkin B.
Izvestiya Vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Prikladnaya nelineynaya dinamika. 2020. Vol. 28. No. 1. P. 90-97.
Results for 2017 Student Research Paper Competition Announced
The research paper competition was held in 21 subjects, including Arts and Design, an area that was just introduced this year. For the first time ever, international students are among the competition’s winners.
A total of 1,155 papers were submitted, with 123 papers taking first, second, and third places in the respective subjects. Moreover, 103 papers won other awards.
As for international participants, Umesi Love Ugonna the first place in Public Administration category for his paper ‘Еffect of Maternal Micronutrients Supplementation on Infant Mortality in Nigeria’, while Kofi Aduo-Adjei and Owusu Richmond became runners-up in Sociology category with their paper ‘Analysis of Socioeconomic Differences in the Quality of ANC Services Provided in 60 Low and Middle Income Countries’. All three are students of the HSE Master’s programme in ‘Population and Development’.
Five of the competition’s concentrations – Business Informatics, Computer Science, Media Communications, Political Science, and Mathematics – were open, meaning that not only HSE students could participate. This year, around 100 students from other universities took part in the competition.
Those winners and award winners studying on state-financed/HSE-financed places will receive additional points for their research achievements. Furthermore, these points will probably have a decisive impact on how their increased state scholarships are assigned. According to a resolution of the HSE Academic Council, the overall number of points was increased considerably this year: 20 points for first place; 16 for second; 14 for third. Award winners each receive points. In contrast, the winners for 2016 got around half the amount of points, while award winners did not receive any points.
In early March 2018, the extramural school ‘ACADEMICUS MODUS’ will be held for the winners at Voronovo Study Centre, where they will have an opportunity to attend courses on academic skills development.
A full list of the winners is available on the competition website.