Penn State’s School of Public Policy — developing the next generation of problem solvers and leaders
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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.
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Majoring in sociology at Penn State? Consider the Accelerated Integrated Undergraduate/Graduate (IUG) B.S. in Sociology - Master of Public Policy (MPP) degree! A master's can increase earning power, career options, and job satisfaction.
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We're excited to welcome our new faculty members to the School of Public Policy! Simon Haeder studies the public policymaking process, regulatory politics, lobbying, and interest group politics, and healthcare policy.
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Are you approaching your senior year at Penn State? You have the option to take up to 15 credits toward your Master of Public Policy degree while completing your B.A. or B.S. degree.