Penn State’s School of Public Policy — developing the next generation of problem solvers and leaders
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The health and well-being of Penn State students, faculty, staff and visitors is the University’s highest priority. Penn State has extended remote instruction through the end of the spring semester. Spring 2020 commencement ceremony will be held via livestream on May 9. For up-to-date information about University-wide actions, FAQs, measures and resources, please visit https://sites.psu.edu/virusinfo
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Don't worry if you missed our most recent webinar! You can watch the replay on YoouTube. We discussed Penn State's Master of Public Policy (MPP) program, the curriculum, degree requirements, career options and earnings for grads, the applications process, opportunities for undergraduates, and more! Watch now: Webinar Replay
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Get an Early Start on Your MPP!
Are you majoring in criminology, sociology, or political science at Penn State? The accelerated bachelor’s, Master of Public Policy (MPP) program allows students to complete both degrees in a compressed timeframe!
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From climate change to health care, there are some big questions to answer and some significant challenges to address. The School of Public Policy tackles them creating professionals who have the skills to identify, analyze, and solve our major policy issues. The flexibility of Penn State's Master of Public Policy program allows students to choose an existing specialization or design a concentration to meet their career goals.