Classes, delivery programs, research fellows.
Schedules and applications will be announced.
Prospective participants, instructors and host institutions can register interest by email.
Classes
Short courses on how public services are designed, funded, procured, managed and evaluated. Courses are intended for civil servants, program managers, designers, engineers, procurement staff and community organizers.
Each course is based on real cases. Course materials are published.
- Service design
- Policy implementation and regulation
- Public procurement and technology
- Service measurement and evaluation
Delivery programs
Each program brings a small group of practitioners together with a host institution to work on an existing service problem for a fixed period. Hosts include public agencies, local governments and community organizations.
Each program begins with a defined question and concludes with published results that other institutions can use.
- A defined problem and a named host
- Participants from within the host institution
- Prototypes tested with real cases
- A published method other institutions can adopt
Research fellows
Research fellowships support researchers and practitioners in the study of a single problem in public delivery for a fixed term. Fellows work alongside the Office’s classes and programs.
Each fellowship concludes with published work, such as a paper, dataset, method, tool or teaching module.
Applications will be open to researchers, public servants, technologists and independent scholars.
Applications to openContact
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