Strategically Managing Business, Public Affairs & Public Policy (Washington DC)
Engage with the best expert practitioner faculty: those shaping the future of business, public affairs, and public policy. Enjoy an enriching experience learning from policymakers and influencers such as current and former Members of Congress, the Executive Branch, regulatory authorities, and business leaders. Learn how public affairs and policy can be effectively and ethically managed to create profitable and sustainable “win-win” solutions for business, government and society. Corporate public affairs, business-government relations, lobbying and advocacy, regulation, media, and more.
Spring 2024
Dates: Tuesday, January 2, 2024 – Saturday, January 6, 2024 (mid-day) + required pre- and post-class dates
Instructor: David Vogel
Units: 2
Information Sheet (page 2)
Strategically Managing Health Care Policy (online)
Engage and enjoy a unique learning and professional development experience with the best expert practitioner faculty: those actively shaping the future of business, public affairs, and public policy in the health care sector. Learn how to lead and succeed in the rapidly changing landscape of health care policy.
Fall 2023
Dates: Monday, November 27, 2023 – Friday, December 1, 2023 + required pre- and post-class dates
Instructor: Kim MacPherson
Units: 2
Information Sheet (page 1)
Strategically Managing Business, Public Affairs & Public Policy
The purpose of this class is to familiarize you with national politics and policymaking. It particularly focuses on how decisions made in Washington both affect business and are affected by business political activity. Most of the class sessions will take place in Washington DC in coordination with The Washington Campus. In addition to both attending and participating in TWC and Haas-organized classes, students are responsible for completing all assigned readings and preparing a group project that develops a political strategy for a company or industry.
Strategically Managing Health Care Policy (online)
The purpose of this class is to give students an extended introduction to and better understanding of the healthcare public policy process in Washington–and its dynamics and future direction. The class sessions will take place online in coordination with The Washington Campus. In addition to both attending and participating in TWC and Haas-organized class sessions, students are responsible for completing all assigned readings and a team project taking a deeper dive into a health policy issue of interest.
The Washington Campus is a non-profit, non-partisan, higher education consortium based in Washington, D.C. Consortium members and other partnering institutions include some of the world’s leading universities and business schools.
The Washington Campus was established in 1978 by a group of senior government officials, business executives, and academics, led by The Honorable Bill Seidman, former Chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Resolution Trust Corporation. This distinguished group founded the Campus because they saw the need for current and future business executives to have a much better understanding of the impact of government and public policy on their businesses, industries, and the overall economy. This mission is even more critical today.
Strategically Managing Business, Public Affairs & Public Policy
This course is only available via Bidding. Students wishing to take this class must participate in the Bidding process. Students whose bids are successful will be enrolled. They will receive email confirmation notifying them of their acceptance. They are responsible for paying a nonrefundable $400 deposit.
This class is dual-listed with the Goldman School of Public Policy.
No drops are allowed. A student who withdraws after enrollment will forfeit the deposit.
Strategically Managing Health Care Policy (online)
This course is available via Bidding. Students wishing to take this class must participate in the Bidding process. Students whose bids are successful will be enrolled. They will receive email confirmation notifying them of their acceptance. They are responsible for paying a nonrefundable $400 deposit.
No drops are allowed. A student who withdraws after enrollment will forfeit the deposit.
Strategically Managing Business, Public Affairs & Public Policy
- The classes in Washington DC are in person.
- All pre- and post-sessions will take place remotely.
- All travelers must be in compliance with the University of California vaccine policy.
- This course has a non-refundable deposit of $400 per person.
- Students are responsible for travel and lodging expenses.
Strategically Managing Health Care Policy (online)
- The weeklong intensive program facilitated by The Washington Campus as well as the Haas pre- and post-sessions will be held online.
- This course has a non-refundable deposit of $400 per person.
Strategically Managing Business, Public Affairs & Public Policy
The fees for this 2-unit course will appear on your tuition bill. In addition, students are responsible for:
- Flights to and from the destination city
- Cost of transportation, housing and most meals
- Social activities and other non-academic expenses
- A separate registration fee ($400) is paid directly to the Washington Campus (nonrefundable)
Strategically Managing Health Care Policy (online)
The fees for this 2-unit course will appear on your tuition bill. In addition, students are responsible for:
- A separate registration fee ($400) is paid directly to the Washington Campus (nonrefundable)