Programs
Research and outreach programs
The Kennedy School's research agenda addresses many of the world's environmental policy questions-global climate change, sustainability, the use of economic incentives, energy technology innovation, electric industry restructuring, the economic effects of environmental policies, biological diversity, and urban development.
The Kennedy School provides a locus for faculty, fellows, and students to engage in a wide variety of domestic and international environmental activities, including research, workshops, conferences, seminars, and internships.
Research and outreach efforts are carried out under the auspices of ten programs at the Kennedy School.
- Environment
and Natural Resources Program
Henry Lee, Jaidah Family Director
- Environmental
Economics Program at Harvard University
Robert Stavins, Director
- Harvard
Electricity Policy Group
William Hogan, Research Director
- Program
on Technology and Economic Policy
Dale Jorgenson, Director
- Regulatory
Policy Program
Cary Coglianese, Faculty Chair
- Science, Technology and Innovation Program
Calestous Juma, Director
- Science,
Technology and Public Policy Program
John Holdren, Program Director and Faculty Chair
- Sustainable Development Programs
Center for International Development
and
- Urban
Development, Transportation and Environment
Arnold Howitt, Director
William Clark, Program Director
The Kennedy School offers short, intensive programs for senior international and domestic professionals seeking to develop their practical knowledge of public infrastructure initiatives or environmental economics.
The Kennedy School's masters and doctoral programs attract students with diverse backgrounds and environment-related interests.
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