73 Short courses in Public Policy in Europe

Every policy decision is based on an expectation: that it will change behaviour and lead to a desired outcome. But how can we assess whether that expectation is realistic before a policy is implemented? Join the Predicting Policy Impact course offered at Maastricht School of Management.

This Certified Expert in Financial Inclusion Policy Certificate from Frankfurt School of Finance and Management will provide you with relevant knowledge of the key financial inclusion policy areas which are brought together by a comprehensive strategic approach.

The EPRM programme equips participants with essential tools to design and analyse research, fostering informed policymaking decisions. The Evidence-Based Policy Research Methods programme is offered at the Maastricht University. 

Electric vehicles are the future of transportation. Electric mobility has become an essential part of the energy transition, and will imply significant changes for vehicle manufacturers, governments, companies and individuals. The Electric Cars - Introduction programme is offered by the Delft University of Technology (TU Delft).  

This Financial Management for Policymakers course at King's College London seeks to contextualise the informational environment in which accounting, particularly management accounting, is conducted to assist policy decision-makers to make well-informed decisions as they plan, control and monitor their organisations.

This Communications, Media and Public Policy course at King's College London teaches a mix of practical tools and approaches that can be employed in order to become a more effective policy communicator.

This Advanced Parliamentary Theory and Practice course at King's College London will introduce you to the different functions that officials will be required to perform, and the wider concerns involved.

Students in this Approaches to Policymaking course King's College London at will be introduced to the policy process: how public policies are decided upon and implemented.

How do politics and institutions shape public policy? How and why does policy change? How does bureaucracy work, and how might it be reformed? London School of Economics and Political Science offers the Public Policy Analysis programme.

London School of Economics and Political Science's The Political Economy of Public Policy course enhances a student’s understanding of the characteristics, determinants and consequences of public-policy making in liberal democracies.

Gain a comprehensive overview of the issues facing the healthcare industry through the lens of economics, and learn how policy can be used to address contemporary global healthcare challenges with London School of Economics and Political Science's Health Economics and Policy. 

The Technology and Public Policy - Policy Process programme offered by ETH Zurich - Swiss Federal Institute of Technology targets professionals from both the private and public sector who want to develop the public policy analysis skills they need to effectively address societal challenges in their current or future careers.

In this Learning What Works course at King's College London, we will explore the role of evaluation in policymaking and provide an overview of the tools of evaluation. You will have the opportunity to critique existing evaluations as well as design an evaluation of your own.

The Climate Change and Policy course at King's College London will focus on the essentials of climate science, impacts and adaptation to climate change, and international climate policy and achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions globally.

There are several key economic concepts that policymakers need to be able to understand and apply during the policy process, including devising policy, critiquing policy proposals and evaluating policy. The Economic Analysis of Public Policy at King's College London equips you with the key tools and methodologies needed to focus these concepts on their real-world application.

The social sciences track offers students the opportunity to delve into a fundamental subject of the Sciences Po curriculum. Students in this track can choose one core class of intensive study, which includes 36 contact hours per month on our Parisian campus. 

The Foreign Policy Analysis course from UCL Summer School introduces you to the study of foreign policy within International Relations.

The Wars and Violence course from UCL Summer School introduces students to major trends in warfare (types of wars, the actors engaged in wars, targets in wars, funding of warfare, technology of warfare), theories explaining these trends, and ethical questions concerning how wars are fought. 

Atlas Summer Courses – Law introduces students to how legal systems shape society. Explore justice, rights, and responsibility, and examine modern issues such as cybercrime and online privacy through discussion-led learning in small groups while studying Law in Oxford.

This Food Systems Law and Policy course from University of Antwerp consists of two modules that are part of the programme, and candidates are required to complete both modules.