Explores the use of data science as a tool for developing the economy and making public policy. Lays the foundation for understanding the role of data…
Introduces applied policy research methods used across public, nonprofit, private, and academic settings.
Provides support for undergraduate public policy research project. Students develop, implement, and deliver project for a professional client.
Enhances students career readiness through guided self-reflection, peer dialogue, and employer feedback. Credit/no-credit only.
Independent research in selected areas of public policy and public management under faculty supervision. Credit/no-credit only.
Technology stands between you and making a difference in the world. It can help you reach people, share information, and provide services. Tech can likewise hold…
Co-Instructors: Ambassador Suzi LeVine & Associate Professor Stephen KosackOdegaard 141, Wednesdays 2:30-5:20 PM This class is jointly offered by Honors, Political Science, and Public Service and…
Provides critical foundation of knowledge in public service. Explores topics central to public administration.
Introduces data used for analysis in public and non-profit sectors.
Possibilities offered by mediation and negotiation methods using a mixture of cases, readings, discussions, lectures, and guest speakers. Use of negotiation and mediation techniques to resolve…
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.