The Master of Public Policy (MPP) degree, graduate dual degree programs and accelerated pathway programs (41 undergraduate/graduate programs), and graduate certificate programs educate students in advanced quantitative and qualitative analyses for placement in many areas of the public, private and nonprofit sectors leading to higher level analytic and decision-making positions. In addition, graduates are also prepared to enter a Ph.D. program with a quantitative emphasis.<br><br>Career Opportunities for Graduates<br><br>Graduates can expect to secure employment with federal, state and local governments, educational institutions, nonprofit organizations and private corporations. The types of positions that graduates obtain include:<br><br> Policy Analysts<br> Statisticians<br> Research Associates<br> Public Relations Specialists<br> Financial Advisor<br> Chief of Staff<br> Grant Writer