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 %h3 Self Governance
 %p Students learn to organise themselves to live together and act as a student body. Students have the chance to experiment with and experience different forms of governance, and develop original systems for decision-making, policy development, resource allocation, and conflict resolution.
 
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 %h3 Fieldwork
 %p Students will engage with a broad variety of emerging civic communities of practice and understanding how they work. Students will also familiarise themselves with the landscape of political technologies through exploring the library and undertaking a grantmaking exercise.
 
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 %h3 Fellowship Thesis
 %p The culmination of the year’s work as students produce an original contribution to the field of political technology, both to demonstrate their sophisticated understanding of the field and to have a lasting real world impact.
 
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 %h2 Advanced Modules
 %p Advanced modules, lead by a single faculty member, focus on more specific skills and understanding.