Public Policy
Public Policy
A Bachelor’s Degree in Public Policy from Manor College prepares decision-makers in the public and private sector with a solid background in law, ethics and policy. The degree gives a unique opportunity to delve into crisis management, public policy ethics, non-profit organizations and public service.
Why Study Public Policy?
A strong understanding of public policy is essential for those who wish to be successful in legal, political and health-related fields. The program prepares students to develop a deep understanding of the policies, ethics, law and advocacy work needed to pursue and thrive in a position in this field.
Why You Should Choose Manor
At Manor College, students master the fundamentals of public policy before learning how these lessons apply to the real world environment. Small class sizes ensure our faculty are invested in student outcomes. Hands-on learning opportunities and innovative teaching ensures students are competitive applicants upon graduation.
What to Expect from the Curriculum
Students will begin by learning about the fundamentals of public policy, law, the American national government, and macroeconomics, before moving into more advanced coursework on financial crime, oral communication, juvenile justice, non-profit organizations, and more. Students are required to take part in approved public policy internships during their senior year, for which they will receive school credit. The Public Policy B.S. program is 120/121 credits in total.
Read the Public Policy Suggested Curriculum Sequence.
Career Opportunities
Students with a Public Policy degree have job opportunities in the following areas:
- Non-profit Organizations
- Social Services
- Government Agencies
- NGOs
- Paralegal
- Program Administrator
- Sociologist
- Lawyer
- Legislative Aid
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