Penn State’s School of Public Policy — developing the next generation of problem solvers and leaders
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Policy and the Pandemic Series
Miss our recent "Policy and the Pandemic" series featuring faculty from Penn State's School of Public Policy? Watch replays of all the past events.
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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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The School of Public Policy's virtual events provide discussions about our academic programs, policy challenges and social issues, profiles of policymakers, and leadership development. All events are free and open to the public.
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Are you ready for your upcoming virtual interview for an exciting internship or job opportunity? Check out our interview guide to help make sure you have yourself, the equipment, and the setting ready in advance of your big meeting.
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Accelerated IUG MPP for Penn State Students
The accelerated integrated undergraduate/graduate (IUG) Master of Public Policy (MPP) degree program provides an opportunity for students to complete a B.S. or B.A. and a master’s degree in public policy in approximately 5 years. Through the IUG program, students can save money (tuition costs remain at the undergraduate rate throughout the course of study), enter the workforce sooner, and drive real-world results.