Principles of Finance
Provides foundation in financial principles, tools, and strategies needed by managers to make informed financial decisions.
Provides foundation in financial principles, tools, and strategies needed by managers to make informed financial decisions.
Written communication for public service, policy, and governance.
Examines how nonprofit and philanthropic organizations can address, solve, and mitigate social issues.
Examines the process of environmental decision making with exposure to various policy instruments.
Introduces the historical context, policy environment, and contemporary issues pertaining to education policy in the United States. Examines the tension between theory and practice between education…
Examines how principles of health equity can guide the creation, execution, and evaluation of public policy.
Examines complex ethical challenges and pressures facing public administrators in policy implementation and public service.
Provides both a survey of leadership techniques and an experimental space for practicing them. Demystifies leadership, explores the many ways a student has already been a…
Builds conceptual skills to analyze negotiation situations. Explores psychological processes underlying the judgment of negotiators. Provides opportunities to engage in negotiation exercises and generalize interpersonal framework…
Provides hands-on approach to ArcMAP software. Emphasizes the use of maps to describe spatial relationships and visualize geography-related statistical results. Examines combination of geographic and statistical…
These are the Evans School’s intended offerings for the academic year. Quarters, instructors and availability can change, and courses are occasionally cancelled. For what is actually offered and open for registration, see MyPlan or the UW course catalog.