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Methods Taught In Public Policy ProgramsAppendix:Universities and Programs in the StudyNAME <strong>OF</strong> UNIVERSITYDEGREES <strong>OF</strong>FEREDMASTERSDEGREE(S)Ph.D.DEGREE(S)1 American University MPP2 Arizona State University MPP3 Brandeis University MPP Social Policy, MSInternational HealthPolicy, MA SustainableInternationalDevelopment4 Brigham Young University MPP5 Brown University MPP6 California Polytechnic StateUniversity7 California State University,SacramentoMPPMaster ofPublic Policy &Administration8 Carnegie Mellon University MS in Public Policy& ManagementPublic Policy &Management9 College of William AndMaryMPP10 Duke University MPP Public Policy11 George Mason University MPP, MSTransportationPolicyPublic Policy12 George WashingtonUniversityMPP, MS HealthPolicyHealth Policy13 Georgetown University MPP14 Georgia Tech MS Public Policy Public PolicyJournal of Public Affairs Education 275
Methods Taught In Public Policy Programs15 Harvard University MPP Public Policy, SocialPolicy, Health Policy16 Indiana University Master ofPublic Affairs(Policy AnalysisConcentration)Public Policy,Education Policy17 Johns Hopkins University MA Public Policy18 Michigan State University MPP19 Milano (The New School) MS Urban PolicyAnalysis &Management20 Mills College MPP21 Mississippi State University Master ofPublic Policy &Administration22 New York University MPA in Publicand NonprofitManagement andPolicy23 Pepperdine University MPP24 Princeton University MPP Public Affairs25 Rutgers, New Brunswick MPP Planning and PublicPolicy26 University of California,Berkeley27 University of California, LosAngelesMPPMPPPublic Policy28 University of Chicago MPP Public Policy29 University of Kentucky MPP Public Policy andAdministration30 University of Maryland,Baltimore County31 University of Maryland,College ParkMPPMPPPublic PolicyPolicy Studies276 Journal of Public Affairs Education
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