A Proposed Professional Masters in Science & Technology Policy at University of Colorado

As I've occasionally mentioned on Twitter, we here at the University of Colorado's Center for Science and Technology Policy Research are proposing to turn our graduate certificate program into a full-fledged professional master's program.

We'd welcome your input and comments.

Here are some details of the draft proposal:

• 30 hours of total coursework, 9-12 months
• 3 required courses (9 hours of coursework)
• Science and Technology Policy
• Science and Society
• Quantitative Methods of Policy Analysis
• 18 hours of electives chosen from 6 focal areas:
• general policy research
• space policy
• bioethics
• environmental policy
• international STP
• independent study (i.e., build your own with adviser)
• 3 hours in a Maymester course
• Held in DC in partnership with the CU in DC program.
• or with international partners

Details on pricing etc. are TBD.

We welcome any thoughts or feedback, especially comments on whether you'd be interested in such a program, and why or why not.

Thanks!