Policy

Why study Policy at City St George's, University of London?

City St George's has a strong reputation for helping professionals and lifelong learners understand the political, economic and social issues shaping public policy, organisations and society. Our policy short courses are connected to the University’s School of Policy & Global Affairs and explore contemporary issues through practical, applied learning.

Whether you are interested in government, public affairs, international relations, regulation, organisational strategy or global commercial awareness, our courses provide practical knowledge and insight into complex contemporary challenges.

Progression

You can study for personal interest, professional development or career advancement. Our policy short courses provide valuable knowledge and analytical skills that can support roles across the public, private and third sectors.

Flexibility

Courses are designed to fit around work and other commitments. A range of delivery modes, including online, in-person and blended learning, enable you to choose a course that suits your schedule.

Teaching methods

Courses are taught by experienced academics and practitioners, combining current research with real-world examples. Interactive discussions, case studies and practical exercises encourage learners to apply policy concepts to contemporary issues.

Relevance

Policy shapes communities, organisations and economies. Our courses explore the political, economic, social and technological forces influencing decision-making, helping learners better understand the challenges facing today's policymakers, professionals and leaders.

Achievements

Studying policy can help you develop critical thinking, strategic analysis and evidence-based decision-making skills. Many learners take our courses to enhance their professional expertise, broaden their understanding of public issues or prepare for new career opportunities.