University
University of AucklandMaster of Public Policy MPP
This course is available
On-Campus, Online
Level of Study
Master's Degree
Summary
The MPP advances your skills in solving public policy problems by developing your expertise in the core principles, concepts and methods of public policy research and analysis.
You can connect theory with practice by studying the nature of policy, policy design and the policy process while you engage in policy analysis and development.
You’ll be able to follow your own interests through research and elective courses. You can apply to enrol in our internship course for hands-on experience in policy.
Study this programme online
The Master of Public Policy is also available through University of Auckland Online. This will allow you to complete the programme in three years part-time through a set of fully online courses. Learn about the Master of Public Policy Online.
Entry criteria
You must have completed a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) or Postgraduate Diploma in Arts in a relevant discipline with GPA of 5 or higher. You must have also completed two of these courses: POLICY 701, POLICY 702, POLITICS 757 or POLITICS 742. Relevant disciplines include business, communication, criminology, economics, education, governance, law, media, organisational studies, political sciences, public administration, public health, public management, public policy, public relations, sociology and social work.
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