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Degrees
Harris School students develop the tools they will need to question, to implement and to evaluate policy decisions. Serving students at diverse levels of academic and professional pursuit, we offer a variety of options:
Coursework centers around three components:
- Core courses provide students with analytical skills and conceptual understanding in political economics, statistics, politics and policy, organizational theory, and microeconomics.
- Substantive areas of focus encourage students to tailor their studies to their own interests and career goals, with optional concentrations in three broad areas: international policy, politics and institutions, and social and economic policy.
- Professional tools enable students to acquire proficiency in skills such as budgeting, accounting, management, program evaluation, and survey methods.
The Harris School also offers non-degree programs for students across the University campus and for students taking courses but not enrolled in a degree program.
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