Master of Science in Public Policy and Management (Managing Public Private Partnerships focus) 21-Month Track

This course has a curriculum that deals directly with public private partnerships or with topics closely linked to their management such as specialist courses on anti-corruption and public finance with a public private partnership orientation. Consistent with the emphasis the university place on practical applications, the course draws heavily on both practitioner experience and research. The challenge for the developing world is even more acute. There is ample evidence that the impact of each dollar spent on infrastructure delivers greater outcomes for their economies than investment of the corresponding dollar in developed economies. Just as importantly, this investment also creates important social outcomes by giving the poor better to access markets which, in turn, assists with their ability to acquire productive skills.