47 Short courses in Public Policy in England, United Kingdom

Humans are increasingly impacting the climate and other environmental systems. Yet how can we understand such changes? What are governments, businesses and communities doing to govern climate and other environmental changes? London School of Economics and Political Science offers the Governing Climate and Environmental Change - Science, Policy and Politics programme.

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

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 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.

London School of Economics and Political Science's International Migration, Social Conflict and Public Policy course will offer a multidisciplinary approach to the topical subject of international migration, its causes and consequences, and the challenges it presents to policy makers.

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 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.

Join this Competition Law, Public Policy and Technology - A Complexity Perspective programme from UCL.

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.

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.

Business needs government to harness local comparative advantages and national competitiveness; and governments need business to create wealth, jobs, and economic prosperity. London School of Economics and Political Science offers the Industrial Policy - Leading the Green and Digital Transitions programme.

In University College London (UCL)'s Development and Planning in African Cities - Exploring Theories, Policies and Practices from Sierra Leone free online course you'll learn about urban development and planning in African cities and how to make cities just and sustainable for all.

University College London (UCL)'s Health Policy and Practice six-week online course for health and healthcare managers will help you design and implement policy reform efficiently in your organisation.

The Foresight and Horizon-Scanning in Policymaking course at King's College London is aimed at officials with an interest in policy planning, strategy, forward-studies and horizon-scanning on socio-political and foreign policy issues where uncertainty tends to be higher.

This Public Sector Leadership course at King's College London provides participants with knowledge and a comprehensive understanding of leadership in the public sector setting.

This Participatory and Deliberative Governance course King's College London at will introduce you to the recent developments in participatory and deliberative governance, focusing in particular on democratic innovations.

This User-Centred Digital Government course at King's College London seeks to explain what the user-centred digital government movement is and why it matters to public servants and policy makers. It explores why that movement came about, what it believes, and what it was responding to.

This Regulatory Policy and Politics course at King's College London provides an introduction to the regulatory process. As the study of regulation is interdisciplinary, we read and critically assess seminal texts in the fields of political science, law, economics, and sociology.

Do you want to see a world better led, better served and better governed? This eight-week, CPD-certified Evidence in Public Policy online course from Oxford University’s Blavatnik School of Government will teach you to hone the critical skills needed to design and implement effective policies informed by facts.