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Overall Outcomes 2022

Harris students are passionate, driven, and committed to positive change. Rigorous coursework in microeconomics, statistics, and analytical politics equips students with the quantitative and analytical skills to evaluate and recommend sound policies in a variety of contexts.

Internship Outcomes 2022

Harris graduates bring a range of in-demand skills to employers around the world.   375 students  

MSCAPP Outcomes 2022

MSCAPP alumni are working around the world to bring modern technology to bear on the societal problems that matter most. The Master of Science in Computational Analysis and Public Policy (MSCAPP) degree prepares graduates for a career at the intersection of public policy and data science.

EMP Outcomes 2022

Evening Master's Program graduates are leading organizations through today's complex policy challenges. The part-time Evening Master's Program (EMP) develops informed leaders and decisions makers with a deep understanding of policy fundamentals and a strong foundation in analytical tools.

New Research from Assistant Professor Gregory Lane on Customer Discrimination in the Workplace

March 09, 2023

Research

Using data from Sub-Saharan Africa, the authors measure the impact of gender-based customer discrimination on the productivity of online sales agents.

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Mental Health Resources for UChicago Students

March 27, 2024

Graduate school is an exciting adventure that presents many changes—some of which admittedly can be stressful. This is why the Dean of Students Office emphasizes the importance of establishing a self-care routine early in your academic career and taking advantage of the many resources the university offers for mental health.

Staff

Katherine Crosby

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Harris Voices: Director of Marketing Erin Keane Scott on Parental Leave and Maternal Health

March 15, 2023

News

More empathic representation by and for people with uteruses in policy and government is critically important to address the worsening maternal health crisis.