Diploma in Public Policies

Thanks to this public policy diploma, you will rational and logically analyze the political and social process of filtration of problems and the solutions that governments carry out before them. With this diploma you will learn why some problems acquire the category of first -level public problems and why others do not get attention, the difficulties of the practical application of public policy to carry out and the complicated framework of actors that converge in the political and social scene. Public policies are the most visible part of government action, acting through public administration, governments make and undo through public policies against the collective problems of society.

- Learn what public policies consist of and what typologies exist. - Know what political institutions and their characteristics are. - Understand politics in the social sphere and its relationship with social exclusion. - Understand political and geopolitical geography, as well as geostrategic thinking. - Analyze the international system and current international relations. - Learn to apply social policy in childhood, youth and elderly.

The professional exits of this public policy diploma are diverse, both for the public and private sector, but specifically they are aimed at specializing to act as political analysts, advisor and consultant, evaluation of public policies, technicians of public administrations, manager of organizations, local development agent and research teacher.

This public policy diploma prepares you to learn about how public policies are adopted, adopted and carried out in society. You will understand the types of public policies, the importance of social policy and the consequences of social exclusion, in addition to knowing political geography, power relations in the territory and geopolitical analysis and geostrategic thinking.

The Public Policies Diploma is aimed at all those interested in collective problems, influential participants in the policy training process, such as analysts, officials, workers of the sector or citizens committed to political causes. Specifically, aimed at students and professionals in the area of humanities and law.