Welcome to the
Master of Public Policy Program

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Educating policy analysts to make

a difference in our world

The University of Utah Master of Public Policy (MPP) program emphasizes policy and economic analysis combined with quantitative courses to build analytical capacity to effectively solve different policy problems. These core skills are valuable in national, state, and local government, "think tanks," consulting firms, nonprofit groups, and private companies in the United States and around the world. Public administration programs often feature management courses, and explorations of public organizations and budgeting. Compared to public administration programs, the scope of the MPP curriculum prepares students for a broader range of careers in both the public and private sector. We offer a professional degree program, joint JD/MPP and combined Bachelors/Masters degrees - all with the ability to pursue a policy area you care about.

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Are you applying to become a Master of Public Policy student for Fall 2009? Application materials are due by March 1. Check out the Application Checklist and Requirements.
Let us know if you have questions - 801-585-7834.

New Combined BA/BS/MPP Program
Earn your Bachelors of Arts or Sciences in Economics or Political Science and Master of Public Policy in five years. Read more about the program.

Joint Degree Program
The MPP program and S.J. Quinney College of Law have joined together to offer a joint JD/MPP degree.

MPP Information Sessions
Want to learn more about the MPP? Please call 801-585-7834 or email for more information!

New and Current Students

Use the MPP degree planning form to help plan your courses.

Some Summer Semester course syllabi are available.

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More Information:

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801-585-7834

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MPP Brochure (.pdf)


Upcoming Events and Important Dates

May 2 - Graduation Day!

May 12 - Summer classes begin

May 26 - Memorial Day - no classes

May 27 - Summer tuition due

July 4 - Independence Day - University closed

July 24 - Pioneer Day - no classes

July 30 - Full term summer classes end

August 25 - Fall classes begin