Master in Digital Technologies and Policy, University College London

The Digital Technologies and Policy from University College London (UCL) will tackle a series of pressing topics for policymakers, such as:;are global agreements on cyber security realistic or necessary?;how do we balance protection of human rights against the security of the Internet of Things?;how can we reconsider approaches to policy-making in the rapidly evolving information age?;Students also gain deep understanding of conceptual frameworks, policy tools and analytical methods to implement, evaluate and revise public policies through a series of core modules.;I want to find another Master Course;Careers;This MPA degree prepares graduates to step into leadership and decision-making roles in government, technology companies, think tanks, and consultancies that engage with issues like cyber security, the digital economy, the Internet of Things, Internet governance and online human rights.;Employability;Throughout the MPA programme, students will:;gain a greater awareness of current issues and developments in digital technology;develop an understanding of the knowledge systems underpinning successful policy-making processes;learn how to communicate with scientists and engineers, policymakers and technology experts;develop the skills to mobilise public policy, and science and engineering knowledge and expertise, to address societal challenges.;Get more details;Visit official programme website