
Our Public Policy Major
Excited to make your world a better place? Start here.
Public policy makers change the world.
Your studies integrate a number of disciplines—all designed to help you analyze, explain and contribute to the development and implementation of policies to solve problems.
You'll be prepared to compete for jobs in the public and private sectors, or advance into graduate school after gaining valuable, relevant and practical experience outside the classroom.
Real-life experience
Forget essays; write policy memos and briefs, just like you'll do in your career. Take grant—and technical—writing classes. Learn cost management and organizational behavior. Intern with governments, hospitals and other institutions designed to serve the public.
Three separate tracks—domestic, international and public administration—let you focus on what's most important to you. From there you can dive further into topics such as health care, education, environmental policy and more. Whatever you decide to do, you'll get the skills and relevant experience to succeed from day one in many jobs.
From here to anywhere
Develop international policy in a foreign country. Fight for stricter environmental law. Coordinate emergency management with a large Boston hospital. These are the things our graduates and interns do.
Or be better prepared than your peers to go to graduate school by winning fellowships and presenting at conferences as an undergraduate.
Our nationally-recognized Global Opportunities program supports you as you travel to experience other cultures, and build competence which looks great on resumes.
Department: Political Science
Associate Professor of Political Science
Department: Political Science
Associate Professor of Political Science
Department: Political Science
Assistant Professor of Political Science
Department: Sigmund Weis Sch. of Business
Dean of the SWSB
Department: Economics
Associate Professor of Economics
Department: Sociology/Anthropology
Associate Professor of Anthropology
Department: Provost
Provost & Dean of the Faculty
Department: Sociology/Anthropology
Associate Professor of Anthropology
Department: Biology
Associate Professor of Biology
Department: Earth & Environmental Sciences
Professor Earth & Environmental Science
Department: Education
Associate Professor of Education
Department: Political Science
Assistant Professor of Political Science
Check out all your options! View the academic catalog.
The academic catalog is the compilation of all the amazing classes and programs being offered at Susquehanna during a given academic year. For more information about the courses being offered, programs available, and much more, download the catalog and dig in.
See the 2020-2021 Academic Catalog
Contact Us
Phone & Email
Nick Clark, director
570-372-4726
clarkn@susqu.edu