The Masters in Urban affairs and Public policy
Open House February 11th,
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You want to make a difference – we can help.
High foreclosure rates, financial turbulence, struggling city schools, neighborhoods mired in poverty, pollution, urban sprawl. The challenges are all around us. So are the energy and motivation to address them.
The Master’s in Public Policy or Urban Affairs programs at Loyola can give you the tools and knowledge to turn concern about these problems into the ability to analyze them, devise appropriate solutions, and then act on them. In a small, collegial environment, students learn from engaged faculty and each other. Internships and policy clinics provide opportunities for students to utilize the material learned in the classroom to work on real problems in coordination with public or nonprofit agencies.
- The Master in Public Policy program is appropriate for students interested in federal, state or local government issues. The curriculum develops student knowledge of government programs, how politics influence policy outcomes, the design of effective programs, and the skills to evaluate them.
- The Master in Urban Affairs is an interdisciplinary degree program that provides a more comprehensive focus on the issues that cities face – such as economic competition, globalization and immigration, and the impact of diversity on communities. The curriculum uses a multidisciplinary approach to provide student with an understanding of the complexity of factors that contribute to urban problems and their possible solutions.
