99 Short courses in Public Policy

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.

Malmö University offers the Cultural Politics in the Anthropocene - Global and Local Perspectives programme.

This Understanding Multi-level Government course at King's College London is designed to enable civil servants to know and understand that there are different political parties and policy objectives governing in all parts of the UK and the pressures this puts on intergovernmental relations, but also appreciate the need for stronger intergovernmental working across all four administrations.

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 Empathy and Emotion in Policymaking course at King's College London sets out ways in which policymakers can engage more with a diverse range of voices. It will enable you to foster a connection with citizens across the country through a greater appreciation of empathy, emotions, and the very human dynamics of policymaking.

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.

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.

This Transport Policy and Finance course at the UWE Bristol (University of the West of England) can count towards the MSc Transport Engineering and Planning.

Health care systems are under constant reform, much of which has an economic dimension. This Policy and Economics of Healthcare Delivery course is offered at the University of Birmingham.

America and the World. You will be introduced to American Politics, Society, and History, and gain an understanding about international affairs. This American Politics, Foreign Policy, and US-India Ties course is offered by Coursera in partnership with O.P. Jindal Global University. 

The Human Rights and Local Government course from University of Essex is a practical professional development course focused on the UK, and comprising six 90-minute modules over two consecutive weeks (3 sessions per week). 

The Making Policy in International Development course from UCL Summer School deals with the empirical reality, theory and current governance problems of development, poverty and inequality.

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. 

This Making Change Happen module at the University of Salford will encourage you to develop an understanding of how to enable social change.

Housing Governance at University of Stirling develops your understanding of governance, policy and law for the housing sector.

Providing Housing Services at University of Stirling will provide knowledge and understanding of front-line housing services in the UK and develop your skills in reflective analysis.

Housing Finance and Strategy at University of Stirling  will develop your understanding of housing finance and the strategic roles local authorities, housing associations, and the private sector play in the delivery of housing in the UK.

Develop your knowledge, skills and understanding of sustainable homes and communities through this 20-credit module in the Sustainable Communities at University of Stirling