The Master of Science in Applied Quantitative Methods and Social Analysis at Northeastern University is an interdisciplinary degree designed for ambitious social scientists and analysts ready to leverage computational tools for social inquiry. You will gain expertise in quantitative research methods, statistical analysis, and the analytical techniques essential for understanding complex social phenomena. This program integrates diverse perspectives and tools across the College of Social Sciences and Humanities, preparing you to tackle critical questions of equity, social organization, and societal systems through rigorous academic training.
This postgraduate degree is studied full-time on campus over one year, immersing you in core requirements like research methods and statistical analysis. You will develop the skills to collect, process, analyze, and interpret large-scale data on human attributes and behavior, preparing you to inform policymakers and decision-makers. You will graduate with the ability to conduct rigorous social analysis and pursue analytical or research careers in corporations, nonprofits, and public services, or continue your education.