60 Part-time Short courses in Public Policy

This FortiGate Policies course offered by INE Tech focuses on the axis around which most of the other features of the FortiGate firewall revolve - the Policies.

Explore public policy innovations and technology, and the strategies for transforming and addressing the challenges in policy making. London School of Economics and Political Science offers the Public Policy Innovations programme.

Queen Mary University of London's Mastering Public Policy course has been designed to introduce a variety of fundamental perspectives on public policy analysis and formulation to achieve the United Nations (2015) Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development and its 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

This Human Rights and Forced Migration - International Protection in the 21st Century module at Oxford Brookes University offers a clear introduction to the global systems, laws and institutions that underpin the protection of human rights and refugees.

The Life Insurance course offered by Lighthouse Academy covers actuarial mathematics, models, and techniques for valuing long-term contingent cashflows.

This Understanding Political Leadership course at King's College London seeks to expand the thinking of students about leadership in the political context.

This Behavioural Insights and Government Policy course at King's College London provides you with a critical understanding of the core concepts in behavioural science, and how they are applied to public policy.

This Embracing Uncertainty - Policymaking in Turbulent Times course at King's College London provides insights into complexity theory, explains the key principles and mechanisms of complex dynamic systems, and discusses how these can be harnessed in public policy.

This Working Internationally course at King's College London will provide you with an overview of the challenges in working internationally and asks: “What are the global governance issues we face today?”

This Water Policy Analysis - A Systems Approach course at Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) is designed for professionals interested in learning the tools and methods which can connect sound analysis and science to address complex policy problems, especially in the water sector.

This Text Mining Analysis for Public Policy course at King's College London will explore how to gather and mine texts for policy analysis and evaluation.

The Persuasion for Policymakers course offered by University of Melbourne will help you understand how to persuade and influence government decision-makers and stakeholders.

This Digital Ethnography program offered by University of Oxford includes data gathering and analysis using “digital tools” such as mobile phones, GPS technology and software programmes which supplement conventional ethnographic and qualitative research methods.

This What is Corruption - Anti-Corruption and Compliance course offered by Coursera in partnership with University of Pennsylvania is part of the Regulatory Compliance Specialization.

In this Research for Impact course offered by Coursera in partnership with University of Cape Town, you will learn more about the Research for Impact approach - a set of principles and practices that will help you to make your research more impactful. 

With support from Microsoft Ireland, UCD’s School of Information and Communication studies is establishing the Microsoft-UCD Digital Policy Programme offered by University College Dublin with the goal of building digital policy training and capability in Ireland and Europe. 

This International Trade Policy course at King's College London is aimed at the increasing plurality of government officials, private sector managers and civil society campaigners, to whose work, trade policy has growing relevance.

An understanding of the complex social, political, economic and institutional factors that influence public policy is vital to effectively analyse policy decisions and social interventions, and to make meaningful, informed policy recommendations. London School of Economics and Political Science offers the Public Policy Analysis programme.

Healthy Housing at University of Stirling will develop your understanding of what makes housing healthy for people, especially those with diverse health, support and care needs.

The AI and Governance - Embracing and Harnessing AI for the Public Good program from Florence School of Transnational Governance is designed to provide a high-level awareness of the growing prominence of artificial intelligence (AI) both as a technology that requires policy attention, as well as a technology that will affect policies in a wide range of areas.