Skip to main content
Main navigation
  • Making an Impact
    • Focus Areas
      • Cities
      • Communication Skills
      • Data Science and Data Management
      • Education
      • Environment, Climate Change, and Sustainability
      • Health Policy and Management
      • Inequality, Race, and Poverty
      • International Development and Humanitarian Action
      • Nonprofits and Government
      • Philanthropy and Fundraising
      • Program Evaluation
      • Social Justice and Democracy
      • Transportation
    • Centers & Institutes
      • Financial Access Initiative
      • The Furman Center for Real Estate & Urban Policy
      • Health and Evaluation Analytics Lab
      • Institute for Civil Infrastructure Systems
      • John Brademas Center of New York University
      • Rudin Center for Transportation Policy & Management
      • Institute of Human Development and Social Change
    • Initiatives & Special Projects
      • Democracy Scholars
      • Labor Initiative
      • Leadership in Action
      • The NYU Democracy Project
      • Social Innovation & Investment Initiative
    • Research and Publications
  • Our Community
    • Being a Wagner Student
      • Student Groups
      • NYC and NYU
    • Faculty
      • Faculty Directory
    • Global Inclusion
      • NYU Wagner Global Inclusion Mission and Plan
      • Global Inclusion Resources
    • Alumni
      • Alumni Profiles
    • Events
  • Your Education
    • Degree Programs
      • MPA in Public & Nonprofit Management & Policy
      • MPA in Health Policy & Management
      • Master of Urban Planning
      • Online Master of Health Administration
      • Master of Science in Health Law and Strategy (with NYU School of Law)
      • Master of Science in Public Policy
      • Executive MPA
      • PhD
      • Dual Degrees
    • Undergraduate Offerings
      • Public Policy Major
      • Wagner Minors
      • Bachelor's-Master's Dual Programs
      • Undergraduate Courses
    • Courses
      • Course Listings/Search Results
    • Capstone
    • Certificate & Non-Degree Programs
      • Public and Nonprofit Management and Policy
      • Health Finance
      • Health Policy Analysis
      • Health Policy for Clinicians
      • Program Evaluation and Impact Assessment
      • Quantitative Methods for Policy Analysis
      • Social Finance
      • Admissions and Requirements
  • Careers With Meaning
    • Composing Your Career
      • Getting Started
      • What Employers Look F.O.R
      • The S.E.E Strategies
      • Video Series
    • Career Resources & Services
      • Meet the OCS Staff
      • Ellen Schall Experience Fund
    • Employment Statistics
    • Professional Experience Requirement
Admissions
  • Admissions
    • Application Deadlines & Process
    • Application Checklists
      • MPA
      • MUP
      • Online MHA
      • MSPP
      • EMPA
      • PhD
      • Dual Degrees
      • Advanced Certificate/Non-Degree
      • Reapplicant Instructions
      • International Applicant Instructions
      • Transfer Applicant Information
    • Admissions Criteria
      • Which Program is Right for Me?
    • Cost, Aid & Assistance
      • Merit-Based Scholarships
      • Fellowships
      • Assistantships
      • PhD Tuition and Financial Support
      • External Funding Resources
      • NYU Veterans Tuition Benefits
      • Loan Forgiveness Programs
    • Connect with Us
      • Attend an Event
      • Events Recordings
      • Schedule an Appointment
      • Class Visits
      • Connect with Current Students and Alumni
      • Admissions Blog
    • Admitted Students
      • Welcome to NYU Wagner!
      • Accepting Your Offer
      • Next Steps
    • Request More Information
    • Apply Now
Portals
  • Portals
    • Students
    • Faculty and Staff
    • Alumni
    • Employers
Breadcrumb
  1. Home

Search

Conduct a general search, select a content type, or navigate to specialized search pages: Courses, Faculty, News, Publications, and Capstone Projects.

Course
URPL-GP.2631
Transportation, Land Use, and Urban FormThis is an introductory course in urban transportation planning. The course is divided into 3 parts. Part One is a foundational review of theories and research about the complex relationships among transportation, land use and urban form.  Part Two …
Course
PADM-GP.4505
R Coding for Public PolicyR is a powerful open source language and environment for statistical computing and graphics. R provides a wide selection of statistical and graphical techniques. It is rapidly becoming the leading language in data science and statistics. R can easily …
Course
UPADM-GP.282
Moving NYC: Travel Behavior and Policy in New York CityFrom the non-stop subway ride to the “infamed” jaywalking, from the well-acclaimed Citi bike to delivery on almost anything, from the iconic yellow cab to the fist fight over a parking spot, from the Chinatown bus to congestion pricing, this course …
Course
PADM-GP.4414
Corporate Philanthropy and EngagementCorporate philanthropy and engagement is an evolving space which is critical to the existence and operation of nonprofit organizations. The role of the private sector in helping nonprofits achieve their mission, serve their clients and realize their …
Course
PADM-GP.4131
Fundamentals of FundraisingStudents will have an opportunity to learn about fundraising, as well as philanthropy more broadly. This introductory course will examine the range of ways to raise funds from government, individuals, foundations and corporations. The importance of …
Course
CORE-GP.1020
Management and LeadershipManagement and Leadership is designed to empower you with the skills you will need to make meaningful change in the world—whether you care about bike lanes, criminal justice, prenatal care, community development, urban planning, social investment, or …
Course
PADM-GP.2312
Earnings and Impact: Managing the Modern Social EnterpriseThere is often a tension between ensuring that an enterprise succeeds financially – on whatever metric – and ensuring that it delivers on its mission. Lowering prices to reach underserved consumers may mean lower revenue. Treating workers well may lead to …
Course
PADM-GP.2211
Program Development and Management for International OrganizationsThis course examines the inner workings of successful international public service projects and gives students the opportunity to design one or more themselves. Students will then study the characteristics of effective programs, which bring together a …
Course
PADM-GP.2173
Operations ManagementOperations management specifically involves the analysis, design, operation, and improvement of the systems and processes that deliver goods or services and ultimately outputs and outcomes. It is required to achieve the organization’s mission, provide …
Faculty Profile
KP TruebloodKP Trueblood is a seasoned organizational strategist with nearly two decades of experience strengthening mission-driven institutions through operational excellence, financial discipline, and integrated leadership. Her work centers on aligning resources to …
Course
UPADM-GP.262
Design Thinking: A Creative Approach to Problem Solving and Creating Impact (undergraduate)The word "design" has traditionally been used to describe the visual aesthetics of objects such as books, websites, products, interiors, architecture, and fashion. But increasingly, the definition of design has expanded to include not just artifacts but …
Course
UPADM-GP.275
Contemporary Global Crises and Humanitarian PoliticsIn the context of a growing number of intersecting local, national, and global crises, each warranting political strategy, operational responses, and humanitarian planning across a range of states, agencies, movements, technical and political actors, this …
Course
UPADM-GP.265
Fundamentals of Social EntrepreneurshipUsing “business as a force for good”, social entrepreneurs implement innovative private sector approaches to solve social, cultural and/or environmental problems.  Surviving start-up and scaling to maximize impact is both an art and a science, especially …
Course
PADM-GP.4116
Participatory PolicymakingThough the policymaking process is complex, with a host of actors and competing interests, public policy is traditionally shaped by elected officials, administrative agencies, and organized interest groups. There are many avenues for policies to be …
Course
PADM-GP.2186
Leadership and Social TransformationThis course is appropriate for students interested in the role that leadership plays in advancing social innovation and social change in the context of democratic governance. The course explores the role of leadership in organizational efforts to change …
Course
PADM-GP.4501
Designing Data Collection for Program Evaluation, Policy, and ManagementResearch is an important part of the policy process: it can inform the development of programs and policies so they are responsive to community needs, it can help us determine what the impacts of these programs and policies are, and it can help us better …
Course
PADM-GP.4119
Data Visualization and StorytellingIn our increasingly data-reliant and data-saturated society, people who understand how to leverage data to generate insights have the power to change the world. Data visualization and storytelling is a crucial skill for policy and data analysts, …
Course
CORE-GP.1018
MicroeconomicsThe primary purpose of the microeconomics core course is to enable you to use microeconomic thinking, concepts and tools in your professional public service work. Accomplishing this also requires refreshing and strengthening your quantitative skills. The …
Course
PADM-GP.2171
Evaluating Programs and PoliciesThis course serves as an introduction to those evaluation tools most commonly used to assess the performance of programs, services, and policies in both the public and private sectors. Topics include needs assessment; explication and assessment of program …
Course
URPL-GP.2666
Water Sourcing and Climate ChangeIn the coming decades, water will be the central issue in global economic development and health.  With one in six people around the world currently lacking access to safe drinking water (1.2 billion people), and more than two out of six lacking adequate …
Course
PADM-GP.2139
Behavioral Economics and Public Policy DesignStandard economic theory assumes that individuals are fully rational decision-makers; however, that is often not the case in the real world. Behavioral economics uses findings from lab and field experiments to advance existing economic models by …
Course
URPL-GP.2652
Urban Infrastructure Project PlanningThis course is about the process of scoping and planning public sector investment projects and the basic knowledge and skills required for their financial and economic appraisal (‘ex-ante’ evaluation). The focus is on urban infrastructure projects …
Course
PADM-GP.2119
Integrated Marketing for Nonprofit OrganizationsDeveloping and executing an organization’s marketing strategy can be a complicated process, but is integral to raising money, increasing visibility, recruiting brand ambassadors/influencers/advocates/supporters – and building momentum to achieve its …
Course
PADM-GP.4506
Python Coding for Public PolicyAlternate title: "How to Use a Bit of Code to Do Things That Would Be Really Hard in Spreadsheets." Students will learn data analysis through the Python programming language — exploring, manipulating, visualizing, and interpreting open data to answer …

Pagination

  • First page « First
  • Previous page ‹ Previous
  • …
  • Page 32
  • Page 33
  • Page 34
  • Page 35
  • Page 36
  • Page 37
  • Page 38
  • Current page 39
  • Page 40
  • Next page Next ›
  • Last page Last »
Displaying 913 - 936 of 940
NYU Wagner

105 East 17th Street
New York, NY 10003-2170
212.998.7400

Main navigation In Footer
  • Making an Impact
  • Our Community
  • Your Education
  • Careers With Meaning
Admissions Menu in Footer
  • About
  • Admissions
  • Contact Us
  • Donate
  • FAQs
  • News and Multimedia
  • Introducing 105 East 17th Street
Portals
Portals Menu inn Footer
  • Portals
    • Students
    • Faculty and Staff
    • Alumni
    • Employers
Feedback
Accessibility
Copyright and Fair Use
Contact Us
Sitemap
https://twitter.com/nyuwagner
https://facebook.com/NYUWagnerSchool
https://www.instagram.com/nyuwagner
https://www.linkedin.com/edu/school?id=42026&trk=edu-cp-title
http://youtube.com/user/NYUWagner


New York University
Equal Opportunity and Non-Discrimination at NYU - New York University is committed to maintaining an environment that encourages and fosters respect for individual values and appropriate conduct among all persons. In all University spaces—physical and digital—programming, activities, and events are carried out in accordance with applicable law as well as University policy, which includes but is not limited to its Non-Discrimination and Anti-Harassment Policy. 
 

Return to Top