Masters Degrees in Public Policy, Netherlands

In the Master’s in Public Policy and Governance you will learn to critically analyse public policies in often controversial political settings. Read more

Public policy has an international orientation that is underlined by the central role of organisations such as the EU and the UN. This master programme endows you with theories, concepts and skills that you need to work effectively in an international environment. Read more

Mundus MAPP/MUNMAPP is a two-year-long international joint Masters program in Public Policy, offered by four  top-ranked  European institutions: … Read more

Public Administration focuses on how to address the world's most pressing policy challenges from a governance perspective. The Master's programme in Public Administration builds on topical research in public sector management, public policy, domestic and international and European governance. Read more

In the master programme Governance and Management in the Public Sector at Erasmus University Rotterdam you learn how to govern complex societal challenges which the public sector currently faces. Read more

How do we deal with the long term challenges from new technologies, globalisation, demographic shifts and environmental change? Are our current pension… Read more

In the master track Governance of Migration and Diversity, part of the Public Administration master programme at Erasmus University Rotterdam, you learn to manage complex societal problems within the public sector, with a special focus on the contemporary issues migration and diversity. Read more

Explore societal problems and critical challenges in the master programme Public Administration and Organisational Science. A changing climate, porous borders, the knowledge economy, the internet of things or robotica. Read more

Eager to study complex societal changes in the Netherlands? Study a master in Public Administration in the vibrant and dynamic environment of the city… Read more

How can we understand the EU’s response to the financial crisis or to the confrontation between Ukraine and Russia? How do we account for the EU’s reaction to the refugee crisis provoked by conflicts in the Middle East and North Africa? What is Europe’s peacekeeping role and capacity? The master's programme in European Studies trains you to answer these complex questions. Read more

In the face of continuous urban growth, the need for cities to become greener and more sustainable has never been more pressing. But green cities are about more than aesthetic green public spaces and vertical gardens. Read more

Spatial planners are fascinated by on-going and future changes in cities and regions and take on the role as managers of those spatial transformations - think of. Read more

The access to adequate housing is a perpetual global challenge and a process often tainted by political, social and economic exclusion and injustice. … Read more

The way land and natural resources are accessed and managed affects the development of equitable and sustainable cities. Growing urbanisation puts pressure on natural resources, intensifies inequality among city stakeholders, increases the risk of disasters and contributes to unsustainable urban development patterns. Read more

What is the societal and academic significance of 'art', 'heritage' and 'culture'? Why do we value certain works of art, heritage or cultural… Read more