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3.68
Summer 2025
Provides a global perspective on cyber security and the impact of cyber threats. Addresses a variety of topics that are all part of the cyber ecosystem, to include current threat trends, defense in-depth techniques, attack case studies, risk management, disaster recovery, security policy, and awareness training. Examines current best practices, compliance requirements, and evolving security architectures.
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3.68
Spring 2025
Advanced topics within Machine Learning.
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3.68
Fall 2025
Investigates a selected issue in public policy or leadership.
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3.69
Fall 2025
Investigates a selected issue in public policy or leadership.
4.83
3.50
3.69
Spring 2025
This course explores key challenges in global development policy & our complicated roles as global citizens in the twenty-first century. We'll grapple w/key questions: Why some countries escape poverty, while others fail or see poverty worsen? How development economists & policy experts approached global development in the past? What roles do governments, aid agencies & stakeholders play in alleviating poverty? What's worked, what hasn't, & why?
3.33
3.50
3.69
Fall 2025
Investigates a selected issue in public policy or leadership.
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3.69
Fall 2025
Applied Policy Clinics Topics Course
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3.70
Spring 2025
Provides students with experience in discerning & analyzing ethical issues pertaining to institutional policies & operations as they arise in healthcare settings. Each student spends several hours a week in an administrative sector of the UVA Health System (same setting throughout the semester) under the mentorship of an administrator engaged in that setting. Focuses on the students' observations and analyses of ethical issues that arise.
5.00
2.00
3.70
Spring 2025
'Impact Investing' is the proactive deployment of financial resources to organizations for a positive return on investment and an additional, intentional social impact beyond financial returns. Impact Investing explores how funders (grant funders, investors, and policymakers) deploy capital to support social entrepreneurs. This course provides an introductory understanding of utilizing finance as a tool for solving social problems worldwide.
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3.70
Fall 2024
This course introduces students to the field of impact investing and innovative finance. With insufficient non-profit and government spending in most policy areas (sustainable agriculture, economic development, health care, housing, etc.) innovative leaders are developing new models to unlock new capital to tackle the toughest issues facing humanity. Students will learn about blended finance, catalytic capital, impact investing, capital stacks, impact venture capital, and more.
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