New York University's Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service
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Make your impact on the world through one of our top-ranked degree programs.
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Learn a set of frameworks, skills, and analytics that will prepare you for the many roles, organizations, and sectors your career will span.
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Recognized as one of the best in the country, this cutting-edge program crosses traditional boundaries and prepares you to shape the future of healthcare.
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Gain skills to solve today's urban challenges and put your ideas to work building thriving urban centers.
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Acquire the leadership and management skills needed to lead change in US healthcare and advance your career in a part-time online program.
Learn to analyze and address the most pressing public service challenges of our time.
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As an experienced leader, develop the skill sets you'll need to tackle the most complex public service challenges.
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Study the complex questions that drive you through our interdisciplinary and flexible program that emphasizes rigorous, cutting-edge research.
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Make a positive impact on the world by earning a dual degree—and do it in a condensed timeframe.
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Providing the world's future public service leaders with tangible, applicable skills to make a positive impact.
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Making an Impact
Leveraging Diverse Expertise for Impact Investing
The student-led NYU Impact Investment Fund (NIIF) has successfully completed its first investment to help eliminate waste from our electrical grid using machine learning.
Distinguished Visiting Urbanist Michael A. Blake
Michael A. Blake, the third term New York State Assemblyman and DNC Vice-Chair in New York’s 15th District, will be our Distinguished Visiting Urbanist for the Fall 2019 semester.
Improving Urban K-12 Education through Policy
Leanna Stiefel, professor of economics, discusses combinations of solutions that evidence shows have positive effects on American K-12 education.
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September 13, 2019
Last night, Distinguished Visiting Urbanist Michael A. Blake led a pre-debate session, providing context and commentary before the September Democratic Presidential Debate viewing. Following the debate, Blake led a post-conversation with panelists and the audience. Panelists pictured from left to right: Michael A. Blake, Distinguished Visiting Urbanist, NYU Wagner Elinor Tatum, Editor-in-Chief, Amsterdam News Rebecca Fischer, Executive Director, New Yorkers Against Gun Violence Jorge Vasquez, Associate Counsel, Latino Justice PRLDEF