If you want to become a professional leader who can effect positive change for the Jewish community at the policy level, you'll need policy analysis and development skills as well as knowledge of Judaic studies and contemporary Jewish life - all of which our MA-MPP track is designed to impart. This track will teach you how to both assess policy and practice and design and implement strategic solutions.<br><br>Careers and Alumni<br><br>As well-trained leaders and policy experts, Hornstein MA-MPP graduates are well prepared to work in a range of settings, including Jewish advocacy organizations, government, and academia.<br><br>Our program currently has nearly 700 alumni. They are currently applying their leadership and policy expertise as research analyst, Joint Committee on Education, Massachusetts State House, social justice coordinator for Young Adults, Jewish Community Relations Council, and associate in planning and allocations, United Jewish Communities of Metrowest New Jersey.