Can you recommend public policy or public consulting related courses available in New Zealand for a Master's?
Several universities in New Zealand offer master's programs in public policy and public consulting.
- Victoria University of Wellington: Master of Public Policy (MPP) - Focuses on policy design, analysis, and implementation. Offers both full-time and part-time options, with November and February intakes.
- University of Auckland: Master of Public Policy (MPP) - Emphasizes policy research and analysis, with options for applied or dissertation tracks. Available on-campus and online, with March and July intakes.
- University of Canterbury: Master of Policy and Governance - Provides interdisciplinary training in policy and governance, with a one-year completion timeline.
- University of Otago: Master of Public Policy (MPP) - Covers policy analysis, governance, and public sector consulting, preparing graduates for roles in government and advisory.
Program details, curriculum, and intake dates are subject to change.
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