Developing Strategic Policy

Introduction
This course evaluates what constitutes evidence for policymaking purposes, and how robust research evidence can be used to improve policy-making. We appraise different types, notions and sources of evidence to determine their value and contribution to policy-making.

This course aims to teach candidates the fundamentals in policy-making and developing. The course involves studying the various terms and definitions in regards to developing policies. It also features case studies that look at both current and past policies, influential figures involved in policy development and other key factors as well.

Course Content

• Definitions and context
• General terminology
• What are policies and how do they affect us?
• Historical and current developments in the policy development scene
• Case study: understanding the idea of a process in policies
• Case study: key influential figures and what effects they have on policy development

Learning Outcomes

• Candidates will be more accustomed to how policies are developed
• A better understanding of the major influential figures and factors that affect how policies are developed
• A clearer understanding of the varied technical terms used in policy development

NOTE: For our customised events all you need to do is provide us with what you want to achieve or tell us about the training requirements of the group and we will agree on a date, venue and produce a course proposal for you along with the costs. Discounts may be applicable for group booking or early birds.