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Learn More About the Public Leadership Credential

Join the PLC Team for an Information Session

The Public Leadership Credential (PLC) team hosts 30-minute information sessions to help prospective learners learn more about the program and determine whether it is the right fit for their goals.

During these live, interactive events, you will:

  • Explore the program’s structure, curriculum, and key benefits.
  • Hear insights from program staff, faculty, and alumni.
  • Have the opportunity to ask questions about registration, course planning, and the learner experience.

Courses Overview


Leadership and Ethics

Course A: Moral Leadership in Personal PracticeCourse B: Moral Leadership in Organizations and Society
Discover what moral leadership is and how you can leverage personal experience and values into your future practice of moral leadership. Acquire explicit goals and develop concrete next steps for beginning your practice of moral leadership within the implicit and explicit norms of organizations and societies.

Policy Design and Delivery

Course A: A Systematic ApproachCourse B: Innovation and Scaling
Learn more about the foundations of policy design and develop techniques that empower you to design, analyze, and recommend effective policies. Expand your capabilities by learning how solutions scale and acquiring strategies that enable you to successfully navigate sensitive political and organizational obstacles. 

Evidence for Decisions

Course A: From Descriptions to DecisionsCourse B: Causes and Consequences
See the world through a much clearer lens by learning how to leverage descriptive evidence, use analytical methods for complex problem-solving, and weigh the net benefits of decisions.Gain essential tools to truly detect evidence of the impact policies have on the world and use these findings to craft stronger policies and programs. 

Questions About the Public Leadership Credential?

Contact our team or view our FAQ page to learn more about the Public Leadership Credential, registration requirements, and how to get started.

Upcoming Deadline: October 15

The Public Leadership Credential A and B courses will be offered November 3 - December 15.