PP 338 - Policy Design & Implementation

This graduate seminar introduces students to policy analysis. It begins with values, using the examples of sustainability, equality, and human flourishing. Then it moves to figuring out what works where, including the importance of context. The next step is to design effective public policies by combining local knowledge and know-how with outside expertise. The course explores cutting-edge themes such as disadvantage and stigma, public-private-nonprofit partnerships, and processes to engage citizens and policymakers. This course has no prerequisites and welcomes students from around CGU who are interested in applying their skills to public policy.
Units: 4
Course Type: Seminar