The program welcomes applicants from a wide range of undergraduate backgrounds, including political science, economics, sociology, communication studies, public policy, public administration, judicial studies, psychology, computer science, engineering, and information science.
This diversity enriches the learning experience by bringing together a wide range of perspectives and expertise, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration that enhances problem-solving and innovation. Students benefit from engaging with peers from various academic and professional backgrounds, creating a dynamic and inclusive environment where ideas can be exchanged and new approaches to public policy can be developed.