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Check out Julia De Romémont, our Deputy Director, on @uclspp.bsky.social's podcast, UCL Uncovering Politics 👇
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Meet James Cheshire, Director of the UCL Social Data Institute (SODA)
As well as his role in SODA, James is Professor of Geographic Information and Cartography at @uclgeography.bsky.social and Deputy Director of Smart Data Research UK's Geographic Data Service.
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☀️ Boost your CV with data skills this summer!
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UCL Social Data Institute
🥳 Thank you to everyone who made it to our event celebrating 10 years of our Social Data Internship programme!
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UCL Social Data Institute
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On this week's episode of UCL Uncovering Politics, we speak to Dr Julia De Romémont about a new module on UCL's Master's programmes that teaches students to think rigorously about what conclusions can and cannot be drawn from research.
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This week we ask how we can teach future policymakers to use evidence well.
