Integrated social Science

The major in Integrated Social Sciences (ISS) aims to give a broad, multidimensional understanding of modern societies and states. To this end, it integrates elements of the disciplines of political science, sociology, mass communication and economics which have separated during the development of science. Its thematic focus is on the fabric which holds societies together or divides them, on national and international economic relations and on the mechanisms and outcomes of effective and democratic governance under the conditions of denationalization.

The program entails a wide range of social science topics including the analysis of social, economic and political systems, the internationalisation of governance and the nation state, citizen beliefs, socio-political attitudes and citizen action, as well as information, communication and knowledge societies. With a strong methods component, it prepares students to understand and carry out pertinent research strategies.

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What makes the ISS program special in comparison to other majors?

Most majors in this field cover only the single disciplines such as sociology or political science, or just subfields such as International Relations. These isolated disciplines often deal with the same issues from different perspectives without seeing their interconnections. This is what ISS tries to overcome. Most notably, it includes a strong mass communication component because systems of mass communication are crucial to the functioning of societies and governance but are hardly seen from such a comprehensive perspective.

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