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About Oxford Spring School

The Oxford Spring School is a week-long course organised by the Department of Politics and International Relations at the University of Oxford. It offers graduate students and researchers from universities across the UK and abroad a unique venue to learn cutting-edge methods for the Social Sciences. The programme consists of a variety of advanced courses in quantitative and qualitative methods.

Oxford Spring School 2020 took place Monday 30 March to Friday 3 April. Details for Spring School 2021 are still under consideration.

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