就业方向First and foremost, the Master’s Degree in Social Science prepares students for careers in research. Students in the program are intended to continue their education by preparing a PhD.
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This Master’s degree offers training in research by doing research and focuses on the acquisition of specific knowledge from each discipline. Through research workshops and field internship, students become familiar with statistics, archiving, ethnography, and cartography, and the core of the second year curriculum is an individual research project.
The program is primarily affiliated with the Centre Maurice Halbwachs (a joint CNRS-EHESS-ENS-PSL unit) and also benefits from the contributions of research professors and researchers from other EHESS laboratories (such as IRIS and CESSP).
The Master’s degree offers 2 tracks starting in M1:
Interdisciplinary Practices in Social Science (PDI)
Quantification in Social Science
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Who should apply?
The course is open to any applicant with an educational background in the humanities and social sciences (Economics, Political Science, Humanities, History, Geography, Sociology, Social Science, etc.) as well as to those holding a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics or Computer Science applied to the humanities and social science.
Courses are held in the heart of Paris, mainly on the Paris-Jourdan Campus of École Normale Supérieure-PSL and at EHESS.
Opportunities
First and foremost, the Master’s Degree in Social Science prepares students for careers in research. Students in the program are intended to continue their education by preparing a PhD. The Quantification Social Science track also offers corporate opportunities.
Unprecedented collaboration between the most prestigious schools in France in the field of social science.
Exceptionally close ties to laboratories boasting an international reputation.
An international environment created by students, researchers and guest academics.
An unequaled campus life in the very heart of Paris, benefiting from the opportunities offered by PSL to meet students from several schools and move among a variety of campuses.
The “Interdisciplinary Practices in Social Science (PDI)” course offers a unique curriculum. It combines the perspectives of three fundamental social science disciplines—anthropology, history, and sociology—while remaining open to subjects and questions addressed by other disciplines such as political science and economics.
Joint Master’s supervision: Lise BERNARD, Sylvain LAURENS et Julie PAGIS