Reviews public policy analysis and evaluation building on prior study of microeconomics, policy processes, research design, and statistics. Covers theoretical and interdisciplinary frameworks and applications of empirical methods to policy problems and solutions, and considers regularities in incidence, and effects of the use of alternative policy tools.
Sections — 2026–27
| Section | Quarter | Instructor | Designations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Autumn | Karin Martin |