Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Cambridge
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The Faculty of Social and Political Sciences is part of the University of Cambridge. It comprises three departments: Politics, Social and Developmental Psychology, and Sociology. It also includes the Centre for Family Research.
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[edit] Notable fellows
- David Runciman, political scientist
- Glen Rangwala, specialising in Palestinian politics
- Alan Macfarlane, anthropologist
[edit] Teaching
The Social and Political Sciences Tripos (commonly known as "SPS") has been running at Cambridge University for many years. For undergraduates, the course is initially multi-disciplinary, encompassing Politics, Psychology, Sociology and Social Anthropology.[1]
[edit] Applications
The number of applicants per place for SPS is one of the highest in Cambridge, averaging around 6 to every place.[2]
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