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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.
Computational Social Sciences
Public Administration
Political Science
Psychology
Sociology
Public Administration
Demography
Evidence-based Education Development
Complex Social Analysis
Counselling Psychology. Personality Studies
Population and Development
Science of Learning and Assessment
Pedagogy
Positive Psychology
Politics. Economics. Philosophy
Political Analysis and Public Policy
Applied Politics
Applied Social Psychology
Online programme
Applied Statistics with Network Analysis
Applied Methods of Social Analysis of Markets
Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy
Psychoanalysis and Psychoanalytical Business Consulting
Psychology in Business
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
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HSE's Programmes in Political Science Receive International Accreditation
Bachelor’s programme ‘Political Science’ and Master’s programmes ‘Applied Politics’ and ‘Politics. Economics. Philosophy’ have been granted international accreditation by Central Evaluation and Accreditation Agency (ZEvA), based in Hannover, Germany.
Experts from various European universities have come to the overall conclusion that the ‘study programmes in Political Science offered at the Higher School of Economics fully live up to international standards’. ZEvA Commission has decided to accredit the HSE Political Science programmes without any additional conditions.
‘Students receive a state-of-the-art education that qualifies them for attractive positions both inside and outside academia. The School’s strong focus on research methods, particularly quantitative methods, is unique in Russia and greatly enhances the graduates’ career prospects.’
The experts were highly impressed by the ‘excellent qualifications, international experience and professionalism of the faculty and staff, their high commitment to educational quality and continuous improvement. The School of Political Science does not only stand out through academic excellence, but is characterized by a palpable spirit of open-mindedness, free, unbiased thought and by a clear outreach and commitment towards the global scientific community.’
ZEvA’s main fields of activity are evaluation and accreditation in teaching and learning, higher education governance and management. Since 1995, agency has also been active in the field of quality assurance in higher education and has successfully cooperated with higher education institutions in Germany, Europe and beyond.
The methods and criteria of evaluation applied by ZEvA are rooted in the common European Standards and Guidelines for Quality Assurance in Higher Education (ESG), which have also gained wide acceptance by higher education institutions outside Europe.
ZEvA is a founding member of European Consortium for Accreditation (ECA), European Association for Quality Assurance in Higher Education (ENQA) and Joint Quality Initiative (JQI). As part of the JQI, ZEvA took part in the development of the so-called Dublin Descriptors in the year 2000. The Dublin Descriptors provide a common European reference framework for evaluation and certification in higher education by defining the levels of knowledge and competencies for Bachelor, Master and doctoral graduates.