Our Offerings
The courses offered at Harvard Kennedy School provide an enriching curricular experience, and are organized around our seven academic areas. They include core courses that are required for earning a degree, along with electives, modules and January-term options to cater to different interests and schedules.
While classroom learning is integral to an HKS education, it is elevated by the many extra-curricular activities and programs, including lectures, seminars, brown bags, conferences and experiential learning, on- and off-campus.
Academic Year 2020 - 2021
Course Number |
Course Title |
Instructors |
|---|---|---|
| API-102 | Resources, Incentives, and Choices II: Analysis of Public Policy | Joseph AldyFaculty
Marcella AlsanFaculty
Jason FurmanFaculty
Robert LawrenceFaculty
Jeffrey LiebmanFaculty
Mark ShepardFaculty
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| API-120 | Advanced Macroeconomics for the Open Economy II | Jeffrey FrankelFaculty
Federico SturzeneggerInstructor
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| API-135 | Economics of Climate Change and Environmental Policy | Robert StavinsFaculty
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| API-905Y | Seminar in Environmental Economics and Policy | Robert StavinsFaculty
James H. StockFaculty
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| BGP-610 | The Political Economy of Trade | Robert LawrenceFaculty
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| DPI-450 | The Political Economy of Transition in China | Anthony SaichFaculty
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| IGA-150Y | Seminar: International and Global Affairs | Dara Kay CohenFaculty
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| MLD-234 | Conducting Negotiation on the Frontlines | Claude BruderleinFaculty
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