December 01, 2022 Our non-degree Credential Programs enable you to gain specific skills that can bridge gaps in your portfolio and connect you with the UChicago community before starting your degree. “Transitioning from undergrad to master’s level was challenging when I made the jump a few years ago, and I didn’t want the same thing to happen at Harris. After completing DPSS, I felt much better prepared.” — Wrojensky Andre, AM Class of 2021 Read Wrojensky’s full profile here. About Credential Programs Designed for students and working professionals from around the world, our non-degree programs range from one to eight weeks in length and cover topics such as coding, persuasive writing, finance, and more. These part-time programs are taught by UChicago faculty and are 100% virtual, offering flexibility with your current studies or work. Explore your credential program options below: Policy Analytics Credential Data and Policy Summer Scholar Program Persuasive Writing Credential International Policy Action Lab with Peking University Next Steps Learn more about Credential Program opportunities: Explore the Credential Program website Attend an upcoming webinar or mini-class for your program of interest Watch a recent conversation with faculty and program alumni Email the Credential Team at (harriscredential@uchicago.edu) for details or questions Please note, admitted students who have accepted their admission (submitted their admission reply form and paid their deposit) before the start date of the Credential Program will receive a discount on the credential program fee. Admitted students who have yet to accept their admission are still welcome to join a credential program but will not receive the incoming student discount. They may be eligible for other discounts or scholarships provided by the Credential Program. Visit the program of interest for details. We hope you will take this opportunity to start your UChicago Harris journey early. Alumni Profiles Learn about Credential Program alumni who enrolled in a Harris graduate degree program: Jiuzhi (Simon) Zhang, DPSS'19, MPP'22—Zhang leveraged his background in applied mathematics at Harris to create evidence-based policies that will impact Asian development. Danya Sherbini, DPSS’20, MPP Class of 2024—Sherbini seeks to use her DPSS and MPP skills to address the digital divide and the digitization of public benefits and financial resources. Watch our December 7 DPSS Roundtable with Alumni (35-minutes) to hear from Victor Hinardi, DPSS'20, MPP Class of 2023 and Anna Weiss, DPSS'21, MPP Class of 2024. OlderHomeNewer Upcoming Events More events Harris Winter Campus Visit Mon., December 02, 2024 | 10:30 AM Harris School of Public Policy 1307 E 60th St Room 1010 Chicago, IL 60637 United States Policy Analytics Credential (PAC) Teaching Team Roundtable Tue., December 03, 2024 | 7:30 AM Policy Outlook: Likely Economic Implications of a Second Trump Presidency Tue., December 03, 2024 | 12:30 PM University of Chicago, Harris School of Public Policy 1307 E. 60th St. The Keller Center Chicago, IL 60637 United States