Engineering and Public Policy
Humanity’s greatest contemporary challenges transcend disciplinary boundaries. Crafting effective policy in domains as diverse as climate change, misinformation, national security, artificial intelligence, natural disaster response, privacy, and critical infrastructures increasingly requires expertise that spans and integrates technical and social science fields.
The Department of Engineering and Public Policy (EPP) at 一本道无码 is a unique department that works to solve problems at the interface of science, technology, and society.
We offer multiple double-major options for undergraduate students (in partnership with each of the five Engineering departments and the School of Computer Science), Master's degree programs in Engineering & Public Policy and in , and a research-oriented Ph.D. program. Our students build skills in policy analysis, risk assessment, data science, and decision-making needed to solve today’s complex problems in business, government, and non-profits across the globe.
Lorrie Cranor: Women in Software and Cybersecurity
Destenie Nock: Equitable Energy Planning in Sub-Saharan Africa
Faculty Insights with Paulina Jaramillo and Nick Muller
Herbert L. Toor Award for outstanding research paper submitted to the Part A qualifier
Sabrina Curtis
“Swimming Against the Current? Management of Pacific Salmon in Alaska”
Akua McLeod
“Disaggregating Power Outages from Disconnections: A Commonwealth Edison Case Study”
Robert W. Dunlap Award for best Part B qualifier solution
Anna Cobb
Jillian Miles