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| t | t | 1 | Economics of Public Policy | LSE Online Certificate Course | LSE Exe | ||
| > | cutive Education | ||||
| 2 | Online Certificate Course | ||||
| 3 | Economics for Public Policy | ||||
| 4 | Gain a foundational understanding of key economic frameworks, theori | ||||
| > | es, and models to effectively design and analyse public policy. | ||||
| 5 | Apply online | ||||
| 6 | External Link | ||||
| 7 | Download programme brochure | ||||
| 8 | External Link | ||||
| 9 | Applications are open | ||||
| 10 | We are accepting applications. The application deadline for the next | ||||
| > | programme is | ||||
| 11 | 22 Sept 2026 | ||||
| 12 | . | ||||
| 13 | Register your interest | ||||
| 14 | External Link | ||||
| 15 | Download brochure | ||||
| 16 | External Link | ||||
| 17 | Request a call | ||||
| 18 | External Link | ||||
| 19 | Group booking | ||||
| 20 | Key details | ||||
| 21 | Programme type | ||||
| 22 | Online Certificate Course | ||||
| 23 | Location | ||||
| 24 | Online | ||||
| 25 | Start date | ||||
| 26 | 30 Sept 2026 | ||||
| 27 | - Open | ||||
| 28 | Duration | ||||
| 29 | 8 weeks | ||||
| 30 | Commitment | ||||
| 31 | 6-8 hours per week | ||||
| 32 | Department | ||||
| 33 | School of Public Policy | ||||
| 34 | Overview | ||||
| 35 | Impact | ||||
| 36 | Programme content | ||||
| 37 | Who attends? | ||||
| 38 | Why LSE? | ||||
| 39 | Faculty | ||||
| 40 | Fees and entry requirements | ||||
| 41 | Applications are open | ||||
| 42 | We are accepting applications. The application deadline for the next | ||||
| > | programme is | ||||
| 43 | 22 Sept 2026 | ||||
| 44 | . | ||||
| 45 | Register your interest | ||||
| 46 | External Link | ||||
| 47 | Download brochure | ||||
| 48 | External Link | ||||
| 49 | Request a call | ||||
| 50 | External Link | ||||
| 51 | Group booking | ||||
| 52 | Overview | ||||
| 53 | Economic theory and models play a crucial role in the development an | ||||
| > | d evaluation of public policy. However, many policymakers, analysts, | ||||
| > | and key decision makers lack formal training in economics, leaving | ||||
| > | them with a limited understanding of the economic frameworks that in | ||||
| > | form policy decisions and compelling them to rely on professional ec | ||||
| > | onomists for insights. | ||||
| 54 | The eight-week Economics for Public Policy online certificate course | ||||
| > | is designed to equip you with a solid foundation in the economic mo | ||||
| > | dels and theories relevant to public policy, empowering you to becom | ||||
| > | e literate consumers of economic data and apply economic reasoning t | ||||
| > | o real-world policy challenges with confidence. | ||||
| 55 | The course covers fundamental micro- and macroeconomic concepts, exp | ||||
| > | lores how and why governments intervene in the market, and investiga | ||||
| > | tes how policies can influence long-term economic development. You’l | ||||
| > | l gain insights from professional policymakers and economists, as we | ||||
| > | ll as investigate case studies that demonstrate the influence of eco | ||||
| > | nomic theory on policy outcomes. Throughout the course, you’ll contr | ||||
| > | ibute to a collaborative learning environment by exchanging ideas wi | ||||
| > | th peers and tutors in discussion forums. | ||||
| 56 | By the end of the course, you’ll have established the foundational k | ||||
| > | nowledge required to navigate the economics of public policy with co | ||||
| > | nfidence, as well as the practical skills to analyse and design effe | ||||
| > | ctive public policies. | ||||
| 57 | Find out more about the online learning experience | ||||
| 58 | Play | ||||
| 59 | The LSE Online Campus | ||||
| 60 | Play | ||||
| 61 | Study Online with LSE | ||||
| 62 | Impact | ||||
| 63 | Explore the economic principles underpinning real-world market behav | ||||
| > | iour and policy interventions | ||||
| 64 | Unpack the various tools governments use to regulate markets and the | ||||
| > | ir broader implications for both consumers and producers | ||||
| 65 | Understand how firms can exert control over markets and the ways gov | ||||
| > | ernments intervene to maintain competition | ||||
| 66 | Study the market disruptions caused by externalities and consider po | ||||
| > | ssible solutions for restoring balance | ||||
| 67 | Learn about government strategies and community-led actions aimed at | ||||
| > | solving the puzzle of public goods and common resources | ||||
| 68 | Understand how GDP, inflation, and unemployment are used to measure | ||||
| > | economic welfare and guide policy | ||||
| 69 | Gain the skills to design policies that enhance economic growth | ||||
| 70 | Download Prospectus | ||||
| 71 | External Link | ||||
| 72 | Programme content | ||||
| 73 | This online certificate course is 8 weeks (excluding orientation wee | ||||
| > | k) with a time commitment of 6-8 hours per week. | ||||
| 74 | Programme structure | ||||
| 75 | Chevron Down | ||||
| 76 | How you learn | ||||
| 77 | Chevron Down | ||||
| 78 | CPD certified | ||||
| 79 | Chevron Down | ||||
| 80 | Who attends? | ||||
| 81 | Policy analysts, public sector employees, and advisors seeking an un | ||||
| > | derstanding of economic frameworks for policy evaluation | ||||
| 82 | Financial analysts dealing with government or public sector clients | ||||
| 83 | Economists looking to specialise in public policy | ||||
| 84 | NGO leaders who want to refine their economic literacy to inform str | ||||
| > | ategic decision-making | ||||
| 85 | Consultants working with government contracts and advising on policy | ||||
| > | matters | ||||
| 86 | Private sector professionals working in regulated industries who mus | ||||
| > | t navigate economic policies | ||||
| 87 | Request a call | ||||
| 88 | External Link | ||||
| 89 | Why LSE? | ||||
| 90 | LSE Online builds on our 125 year tradition of exploring the interco | ||||
| > | nnected, multidisciplinary nature of our world that shape society an | ||||
| > | d business globally. Since our inception in 1895, LSE has been a pio | ||||
| > | neer in providing courses for professional development. Our founding | ||||
| > | commitment is to understand the causes of things for the betterment | ||||
| > | of society. Never has this been a more important goal than in these | ||||
| > | times of unparalleled change. We provide you with the insights and | ||||
| > | skills to think critically and independently. To make the connection | ||||
| > | s, see the greater picture. To shape the future by understanding tod | ||||
| > | ay. Whatever stage you are in your life and career. Wherever you are | ||||
| > | in the world. | ||||
| 91 | Faculty | ||||
| 92 | The design of this online certificate course is guided by LSE facult | ||||
| > | y, as well as industry experts, who will share their experience and | ||||
| > | in-depth knowledge with you throughout the course. View the prospect | ||||
| > | us to see all the industry thought leaders featured on this course. | ||||
| 93 | Professor | ||||
| 94 | Luis Garicano | ||||
| 95 | Professor of Public Policy | ||||
| 96 | View profile | ||||
| 97 | Department overview | ||||
| 98 | The LSE School of Public Policy is an international community where | ||||
| > | ideas and practice meet. The School's approach creates professionals | ||||
| > | with the ability to analyse, understand and resolve the challenges | ||||
| > | of contemporary governance. | ||||
| 99 | Fees and entry requirements | ||||
| 100 | Tuition fees: $3,561 USD | ||||
| 101 | Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive an LSE ce | ||||
| > | rtificate of competence. | ||||
| 102 | Entry requirements | ||||
| 103 | There are no prerequisites for this course. | ||||
| 104 | Register now | ||||
| 105 | External Link | ||||
| 106 | Related Programmes | ||||
| 107 | Online Certificate Course | ||||
| 108 | 8 weeks | ||||
| 109 | Business, International Relations and the Political Economy | ||||
| 110 | Learn to maximise opportunities and mitigate risk stemming from glob | ||||
| > | al events with expert commentary and insights from LSE thought-leade | ||||
| > | rs. | ||||
| 111 | Online | ||||
| 112 | Online Certificate Course | ||||
| 113 | 10 weeks | ||||
| 114 | Public Policy Analysis | ||||
| 115 | Gain practical skills and analytical frameworks for analysing, evalu | ||||
| > | ating, and communicating public policy. | ||||
| 116 | Online | ||||
| 117 | Online Certificate Course | ||||
| 118 | 8 weeks | ||||
| 119 | Public Policy Transformation: AI, Innovation, and Technology | ||||
| 120 | Explore public policy innovations and technology, and the strategies | ||||
| > | for transforming and addressing the challenges in policy making. | ||||
| 121 | Online | ||||
| 122 | On Campus Open Programme | ||||
| 123 | 1 week, full-time | ||||
| 124 | Global Macroeconomic Challenges | ||||
| 125 | Understand the events, the key players, the economic complexities an | ||||
| > | d the risks that will shape the world economy. | ||||
| 126 | On campus | ||||
| 127 | Next Slide | ||||
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| Before | After | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| t | 1 | Economics of Public Policy | LSE Online Certificate Course | LSE Exe | t | ||
| > | cutive Education | ||||
| 2 | Online Certificate Course | ||||
| 3 | Economics for Public Policy | ||||
| 4 | Gain a foundational understanding of key economic frameworks, theori | ||||
| > | es, and models to effectively design and analyse public policy. | ||||
| 5 | Apply online | ||||
| 6 | External Link | ||||
| 7 | Download programme brochure | ||||
| 8 | External Link | ||||
| 9 | Applications are open | ||||
| 10 | We are accepting applications. The application deadline for the next | ||||
| > | programme is | ||||
| 11 | 22 Sept 2026 | ||||
| 12 | . | ||||
| 13 | Register your interest | ||||
| 14 | External Link | ||||
| 15 | Download brochure | ||||
| 16 | External Link | ||||
| 17 | Request a call | ||||
| 18 | External Link | ||||
| 19 | Group booking | ||||
| 20 | Key details | ||||
| 21 | Programme type | ||||
| 22 | Online Certificate Course | ||||
| 23 | Location | ||||
| 24 | Online | ||||
| 25 | Start date | ||||
| 26 | 30 Sept 2026 | ||||
| 27 | - Open | ||||
| 28 | Duration | ||||
| 29 | 8 weeks | ||||
| 30 | Commitment | ||||
| 31 | 6-8 hours per week | ||||
| 32 | Department | ||||
| 33 | School of Public Policy | ||||
| 34 | Overview | ||||
| 35 | Impact | ||||
| 36 | Programme content | ||||
| 37 | Who attends? | ||||
| 38 | Why LSE? | ||||
| 39 | Faculty | ||||
| 40 | Fees and entry requirements | ||||
| 41 | Applications are open | ||||
| 42 | We are accepting applications. The application deadline for the next | ||||
| > | programme is | ||||
| 43 | 22 Sept 2026 | ||||
| 44 | . | ||||
| 45 | Register your interest | ||||
| 46 | External Link | ||||
| 47 | Download brochure | ||||
| 48 | External Link | ||||
| 49 | Request a call | ||||
| 50 | External Link | ||||
| 51 | Group booking | ||||
| 52 | Overview | ||||
| 53 | Economic theory and models play a crucial role in the development an | ||||
| > | d evaluation of public policy. However, many policymakers, analysts, | ||||
| > | and key decision makers lack formal training in economics, leaving | ||||
| > | them with a limited understanding of the economic frameworks that in | ||||
| > | form policy decisions and compelling them to rely on professional ec | ||||
| > | onomists for insights. | ||||
| 54 | The eight-week Economics for Public Policy online certificate course | ||||
| > | is designed to equip you with a solid foundation in the economic mo | ||||
| > | dels and theories relevant to public policy, empowering you to becom | ||||
| > | e literate consumers of economic data and apply economic reasoning t | ||||
| > | o real-world policy challenges with confidence. | ||||
| 55 | The course covers fundamental micro- and macroeconomic concepts, exp | ||||
| > | lores how and why governments intervene in the market, and investiga | ||||
| > | tes how policies can influence long-term economic development. You’l | ||||
| > | l gain insights from professional policymakers and economists, as we | ||||
| > | ll as investigate case studies that demonstrate the influence of eco | ||||
| > | nomic theory on policy outcomes. Throughout the course, you’ll contr | ||||
| > | ibute to a collaborative learning environment by exchanging ideas wi | ||||
| > | th peers and tutors in discussion forums. | ||||
| 56 | By the end of the course, you’ll have established the foundational k | ||||
| > | nowledge required to navigate the economics of public policy with co | ||||
| > | nfidence, as well as the practical skills to analyse and design effe | ||||
| > | ctive public policies. | ||||
| 57 | Find out more about the online learning experience | ||||
| 58 | Play | ||||
| 59 | The LSE Online Campus | ||||
| 60 | Play | ||||
| 61 | Study Online with LSE | ||||
| 62 | Impact | ||||
| 63 | Explore the economic principles underpinning real-world market behav | ||||
| > | iour and policy interventions | ||||
| 64 | Unpack the various tools governments use to regulate markets and the | ||||
| > | ir broader implications for both consumers and producers | ||||
| 65 | Understand how firms can exert control over markets and the ways gov | ||||
| > | ernments intervene to maintain competition | ||||
| 66 | Study the market disruptions caused by externalities and consider po | ||||
| > | ssible solutions for restoring balance | ||||
| 67 | Learn about government strategies and community-led actions aimed at | ||||
| > | solving the puzzle of public goods and common resources | ||||
| 68 | Understand how GDP, inflation, and unemployment are used to measure | ||||
| > | economic welfare and guide policy | ||||
| 69 | Gain the skills to design policies that enhance economic growth | ||||
| 70 | Download Prospectus | ||||
| 71 | External Link | ||||
| 72 | Programme content | ||||
| 73 | This online certificate course is 8 weeks (excluding orientation wee | ||||
| > | k) with a time commitment of 6-8 hours per week. | ||||
| 74 | Programme structure | ||||
| 75 | Chevron Down | ||||
| 76 | How you learn | ||||
| 77 | Chevron Down | ||||
| 78 | CPD certified | ||||
| 79 | Chevron Down | ||||
| 80 | Who attends? | ||||
| 81 | Policy analysts, public sector employees, and advisors seeking an un | ||||
| > | derstanding of economic frameworks for policy evaluation | ||||
| 82 | Financial analysts dealing with government or public sector clients | ||||
| 83 | Economists looking to specialise in public policy | ||||
| 84 | NGO leaders who want to refine their economic literacy to inform str | ||||
| > | ategic decision-making | ||||
| 85 | Consultants working with government contracts and advising on policy | ||||
| > | matters | ||||
| 86 | Private sector professionals working in regulated industries who mus | ||||
| > | t navigate economic policies | ||||
| 87 | Request a call | ||||
| 88 | External Link | ||||
| 89 | Why LSE? | ||||
| 90 | LSE Online builds on our 125 year tradition of exploring the interco | ||||
| > | nnected, multidisciplinary nature of our world that shape society an | ||||
| > | d business globally. Since our inception in 1895, LSE has been a pio | ||||
| > | neer in providing courses for professional development. Our founding | ||||
| > | commitment is to understand the causes of things for the betterment | ||||
| > | of society. Never has this been a more important goal than in these | ||||
| > | times of unparalleled change. We provide you with the insights and | ||||
| > | skills to think critically and independently. To make the connection | ||||
| > | s, see the greater picture. To shape the future by understanding tod | ||||
| > | ay. Whatever stage you are in your life and career. Wherever you are | ||||
| > | in the world. | ||||
| 91 | Faculty | ||||
| 92 | The design of this online certificate course is guided by LSE facult | ||||
| > | y, as well as industry experts, who will share their experience and | ||||
| > | in-depth knowledge with you throughout the course. View the prospect | ||||
| > | us to see all the industry thought leaders featured on this course. | ||||
| 93 | Professor | ||||
| 94 | Luis Garicano | ||||
| 95 | Professor of Public Policy | ||||
| 96 | View profile | ||||
| 97 | Department overview | ||||
| 98 | The LSE School of Public Policy is an international community where | ||||
| > | ideas and practice meet. The School's approach creates professionals | ||||
| > | with the ability to analyse, understand and resolve the challenges | ||||
| > | of contemporary governance. | ||||
| 99 | Fees and entry requirements | ||||
| 100 | Tuition fees: $3,561 USD | ||||
| 101 | Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive an LSE ce | ||||
| > | rtificate of competence. | ||||
| 102 | Entry requirements | ||||
| 103 | There are no prerequisites for this course. | ||||
| 104 | Register now | ||||
| 105 | External Link | ||||
| 106 | Related Programmes | ||||
| 107 | Online Certificate Course | ||||
| 108 | 8 weeks | ||||
| 109 | Business, International Relations and the Political Economy | ||||
| 110 | Learn to maximise opportunities and mitigate risk stemming from glob | ||||
| > | al events with expert commentary and insights from LSE thought-leade | ||||
| > | rs. | ||||
| 111 | Online | ||||
| 112 | Online Certificate Course | ||||
| 113 | 10 weeks | ||||
| 114 | Public Policy Analysis | ||||
| 115 | Gain practical skills and analytical frameworks for analysing, evalu | ||||
| > | ating, and communicating public policy. | ||||
| 116 | Online | ||||
| 117 | Online Certificate Course | ||||
| 118 | 8 weeks | ||||
| 119 | Public Policy Transformation: AI, Innovation, and Technology | ||||
| 120 | Explore public policy innovations and technology, and the strategies | ||||
| > | for transforming and addressing the challenges in policy making. | ||||
| 121 | Online | ||||
| 122 | On Campus Open Programme | ||||
| 123 | 1 week, full-time | ||||
| 124 | Global Macroeconomic Challenges | ||||
| 125 | Understand the events, the key players, the economic complexities an | ||||
| > | d the risks that will shape the world economy. | ||||
| 126 | On campus | ||||
| 127 | Next Slide | ||||
| 128 | Next Slide | ||||
| 129 | Next Slide | ||||
| 130 | Next Slide | ||||
| 131 | ‹ | ||||
| 132 | Previous | ||||
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| 134 | Next | ||||
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| > | ustomise and improve the navigation of the site and assist in our ma | ||||
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