The Harvard Kennedy School MPP equips changemakers with rigorous training in economics, statistics, ethics, and leadership to design, evaluate, and implement public policies that advance the common good. Through real-time simulations, Policy Analysis Exercises for external clients, and semester-long field internships, students integrate quantitative analysis with political acumen, preparing for impactful careers in government, NGOs, and global institutions.
Randomized-control evaluation of universal basic-income pilots
GIS dashboard mapping climate-risk zoning for coastal cities
Regulatory sandbox design for fintech inclusion in South Asia
Cost-benefit study of early-childhood education subsidies
Privacy-impact assessment for municipal open-data portals
Policy brief on carbon-border adjustment mechanisms
Stakeholder analysis of police reform in mid-sized U.S. cities
Behavioral nudges to increase voter turnout among youth
Simulation game on refugee-resettlement resource allocation
Digital-equity roadmap for broadband in tribal lands
Podcast interviewing mayors on pandemic recovery strategies
Comparative study of gig-economy labor protections
Ethics memo on AI algorithms in welfare eligibility
Public-finance model for green municipal bonds
Impact-assessment toolkit for arts-based urban revitalization
Civic-tech hackathon prototype for participatory budgeting
Scenario planning for water-security diplomacy in the Nile Basin
Legislative advocacy plan for mental-health parity laws
Translate evidence into action and drive public-sector innovation.
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