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Public Policy and Human Development (MPP)
 

The starting point of the MPP programme is to stimulate students to gain an understanding of the basic idea of good governance. The emphasis of the programme lies with the question of how can public policy be dealt with in the most effective and efficient way.

To guarantee high quality in an international environment, we cooperate with the faculties of Maastricht University, partner universities and international organisations, like the International Labour Office (ILO). The MPP programme concentrates on public policy analysis and governance in general and include four areas of specialization:

- Social Policy Financing/Social Policy Design
  (in cooperation with the ILO)
- Globalisation, Trade and Development
- Food, Nutrition and Development (Under construction)
- Migration Studies (Under construction)
- Sustainable Development

Objective
In this programme, you will be trained in formulating, implementing, monitoring and evaluating policy in order to be able to give recommendations for improving or replacing ongoing policies. Students are provided with a variety of skills, tools and knowledge which enables them to work as policy designers and policy analysts in public and private institutions.

Student profile
The programme serves various groups of students, ranging from bachelor's students to mid-career professionals. The Maastricht Graduate School of Governance aims to recruit students with strong academic records, a demonstrated commitment to public (international) affairs and/or an outstanding potential for career growth and leadership.

What can you expect?
• concentrated one-year master's programme
• approximately four hours of class per day
• training in small international groups
• skills trainings, workshops, presentations, debates
• personal guidance
• challenging but fun!

 


 


Student for a Day,
Master meetings
and Fairs


An i
nterview with a current student

Presentation Governance Ins and Outs by academic director