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Science, Technology and Information Policy

Glenn College faculty are experts in science, technology, and information policy. Our courses and professional development trainings prepare participants to govern emerging challenges in science, technology and engineering to enhance public goods, emphasizing use of technology and data science tools (including AI) with a public service ethos. Our faculty and doctoral students advise public practitioners and organizations based on their cutting-edge research on national investments in science and technology, information systems and decision making, AI governance, and data science for public service.

Battelle Center Tackles Challenges at Intersection of Technology, Public Policy

Guided by a mission to innovate in the public interest, the center creates actionable intelligence for decisionmakers to address “wicked” national challenges, develops analytical tools to understand future threats and generates path-breaking technological solutions for science, engineering and technology.

Science, Technology and Information Studies at the Glenn College

Programs:

Coursework: 

  • 2620 – Science, Engineering and Technology for Policy and the Public Interest
  • 3620 – US Space Policy and the Global Space Economy
  • 5600 – Science, Engineering and Public Policy 
  • 5610 – Innovation, Policy and the Global Economy 
  • 5620 – Rapid Innovation for Public Impact

Coursework:

  • 5600 – Science, Engineering and Public Policy 
  • 5610 – Innovation, Policy and the Global Economy 
  • 5620 – Rapid Innovation for Public Impact

The Glenn College doctoral program provides the skills to analyze and evaluate public policy. 

Explore the doctoral program.