Public Policy

Lernziele

The Brandt School?s Master of Public Policy (MPP) is a two-year interdisciplinary degree program designed for young academics and professionals who wish to pursue a career in public service, including government agencies, international organizations and the non-profit sector. The MPP program equips future decision makers with the knowledge and practical skills they will need to advance the public interest and make sound policy decisions.

Zielgruppe

We seek to attract talented and motivated applicants with a passion for and commitment to public policy. Successful candidates for our program possess strong analytical skills, curiosity and a probing mind, and a commitment to understanding and solving problems. Students with a wide range of backgrounds can fulfill these criteria. Some enter the program directly after their undergraduate degree, while others have several years of professional experience. Although most public policy students have graduated from the social sciences, we do not expect you to have a specific academic education. It?s mainly about the kind of person you are: If you have an analytical mind and an entrepreneurial mindset, are a strategic thinker, and a go-getter, then we look forward to receiving your application.

Zulassungsvoraussetzungen

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Unterrichtszeiten

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Bewerbungsschluss

15.07.

Fördermöglichkeiten

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Studieninhalte

Drawn from political science, economics, sociology, public administration and law, the MPP curriculum builds the skills and knowledge base required of a professional policy analyst. It includes courses in political and economic analysis, statistics, public management and ethics. Throughout the coursework, research and field experience, students develop their understanding of the policy process and the institutions and actors involved in that process. Please find detailed information on our Curriculum on our Website.

Akkreditierung

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Info

Abschluss:

Studienmodelle:

Studienorte:

Studienbeginn:

Wintersemester

Dauer:

4 Semester

Anbieter:

Universität Erfurt

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