Study at Stockholm University
Stockholm, Sweden
| Programme details | |
|---|---|
| Degree: | Master (Master) |
| Discipline: |
Public Administration
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| Duration: | 12 months |
| ECTS points: | 60 |
| Study modes: | full-time |
| University website: | Demography |
| Annual tuition (EEA) | tuition-free |
| Annual tuition (non-EEA) | ca. 64,200 HKD University currency: 90,000 SEK This applies to citizens of Hong Kong |
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Our one-year master’s programme in Demography gives you strong skills in quantitative methods, instruction from internationally renowned professors and a solid base for a career in various types of organizations. If you want to apply to this programmes starting autumn 2023 the application deadline is January 16, 2023.
You will learn about major future challenges related to the changing structure of future populations including fertility, mortality and migration from internationally renowned professors. Our researchers specialize in various fields in population studies, including: social change and demographic outcomes, gender equality, immigrant integration, fertility and family dynamics, social policy and work life.
This Master’s Programme has a strong link to the interdisciplinary research conducted at the Stockholm University Demography Unit, which is an international site for cutting-edge demographic research.
Quantitative methods and data science are crucial parts of the programme, but we also welcome students with limited background in statistics. You will learn practical skills in the management of quantitative data, planning of statistical analyses and working knowledge of basic statistics.
Research at the Stockholm University Demography Unit is based on unique Swedish population data, allowing us to draw conclusions from our studies with high accuracy. Sweden, along with other Nordic countries, is also known to be a fore-runner in emerging family forms and behaviors like divorce, childbearing and family reconstitution. Studies on Swedish population data is therefore relevant for policy makers in many countries.
Skills in quantitative methods and data science are sought after in many fields. As a demographer, you can apply for a variety of jobs, including as a researcher for governments, ministries, municipalities, charities and international organizations; or as a community planner, forecaster or analyst at organizations like Statistics Sweden, SIDA, and the UN. Demographers can also apply for positions at insurance companies, investment organizations, and a range of other businesses.
Some of our former students continue to study a PhD programme after the Master's programme.
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