Ph.D. in Demographics and Social Science

Drive Social Change with a Ph.D. in Demographics and Social Science

To develop and implement policies that help to drive economic development, understanding population dynamics and social structures is essential to get the expected outcomes. As society evolves, there is a growing need for experts who can analyze demographic insights, migration patterns, urbanization, inequality, cultural shifts, and the aging population. A Ph.D. in Demographics and Social Science equips scholars with the analytical skills, theoretical knowledge, and research expertise to assess societal changes and contribute to evidence-based policymaking.

The Ph.D. in Demographics and Social Sciences program at PAIU, which has been acknowledged and approved by the Rector of the Paris Academy and Ile-de-France, offers a demanding academic environment for studying social theories, empirical research methodologies, and demographic trends. PAIU guarantees that you can pursue your doctoral studies with the assistance and resources required to succeed by offering flexible learning alternatives, such as online and on-campus study.

Introduction

The Ph.D. in Demographics and Social Science program at PAIU provides a thorough curriculum that combines social theory and demographic research for individuals who are enthusiastic about researching population patterns and social structures. Students can concentrate on topics like labor markets, urban planning, migration studies, public health, social inequality, and cultural demographics through this program. This curriculum offers the skills required to analyze demographic data, forecast future societal trends, and establish policies for sustainable development, regardless of your career goals as a social researcher, policy analyst, urban planner, or academic scholar.

Program Overview

• Gain a thorough understanding of social science methods and demographic ideas so that researchers may examine intricate societal structures.

• Analyze urbanization, migration, and population trends worldwide to determine how they affect public policy and economic growth.

• Examine social behaviors using both quantitative and qualitative research methods, such as survey research, ethnographic investigations, and statistical modeling.

• Examine how demographic changes and societal stability are impacted by resource distribution, climate change, and geopolitical concerns.

• To develop a comprehensive picture of societal development, conduct an interdisciplinary study that integrates sociology, economics, political science, and geography.

• Work together with governmental organizations, non-profits, and academic institutions to obtain real-world experience in demography research and policy analysis.

• Develop your expertise in demographic studies and social science research to position yourself for leadership positions in academia, policy research, international organizations, and social consulting.