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Program checklist · PPE Public Policy & Governance (APPU)

PPE Public Policy & Governance (APPU)

University of Pennsylvania · Philadelphia, PA

A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.

Program
Award
PPE Public Policy & Governance (APPU)
Credits (computed from items)
229-231.5
Catalog edition
2026-2027
Checklist type
degree-program
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
215062
CourseShelf checklist
CK_215062_38a7bd64
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 59

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Requirements

228 items
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  25. As published: “Challenging Clinical Ethics: Managing patient/caregiver conflicts through mediation.”
    1
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  33. As published: “Health Care Reform and the Future of the American Health Care System”
    0.5,1
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  35. As published: “Introduction to Bioethics”
    1
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  40. As published: “Understanding Communication Networks via Web Based Experiments”
    1
  41. As published: “Good Talk: The Purpose, Practice, and Representation of Dialogue Across Difference (SNF Paideia)”
    1
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  44. 1
  45. As published: “Drawing the Blue Line: Police and Power in American Popular Culture (SNF Paideia Program Course)”
    1
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  55. As published: “Media Industries and Nationalism (SNF Paideia Program Course)”
    1
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  66. As published: “Economics and Theories of Fairness (SNF Paideia Program Course)”
    1
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  68. As published: “The International Monetary System from Sterling to Cryptocurrency (1720-2020)”
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  85. As published: “Human, Humanity, Humanitarianism: A Global History from Abolitionism to USAID”
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  90. As published: “Health Care Reform and the Future of the American Health Care System”
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  91. As published: “Health Care Reform and the Future of the American Health Care System”
    0.5,1
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  96. As published: “Democracy and Capitalism in a Global World, 1873-present (SNF Paideia Program Course)”
    1
  97. As published: “Human, Humanity, Humanitarianism: A Global History from Abolitionism to USAID”
    1
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  100. As published: “Fear Itself: The American People, the Great Depression, and the New Deal, 1929-1942”
    1
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  103. As published: “The International Monetary System from Sterling to Cryptocurrency (1720-2020)”
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  115. LAWM 5350
    Ml: Fund of Health Law
    Not resolved to a course
    1.5
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  124. As published: “Blockchain & Cryptocurrencies: Business, Legal, and Regulatory Considerations”
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  126. As published: “Corporate Goverance, Executive Compsenation and the Board”
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  138. As published: “Center for Social Norms & Behavioral Dynamics Research Seminar”
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  143. As published: “Advanced Seminar in Political Science: The Politics of Climate Change”
    1
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  146. As published: “Advanced Seminar in Psychology: Origins of Cooperation and Conflict”
    1
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  148. As published: “Advanced Seminar in PPE: Policy Task Force on US-China Relations (SNF Paideia Program Course)”
    1
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  167. As published: “From Theory to Practice in Washington D.C.”
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  171. As published: “Politics, Geopolitics, and China's Role in the World's Renewable Energy Revolution”
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  173. As published: “Global Development: Intermediate Topics in Politics, Policy, and Data”
    1
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  181. As published: “The Right Market: Conservatism & Capitalism in Theory & Practice”
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  187. As published: “The Future of Conservatism and the GOP: Radicalization, Renewal or Replacement (SNF Paideia Course)”
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  191. As published: “Advanced Seminar in Political Science: The Politics of Climate Change”
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  196. As published: “Key Questions in Political Theory (SNF Paideia Program Course)”
    1
  197. As published: “Citizenship, Patriotism, & Identity (SNF Paideia Program Course)”
    1
  198. As published: “Evidence Based Policies of Economic and Political Development”
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  201. As published: “Neuroscience for Policymakers: Cognitive Neuroscience Seminar”
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  224. As published: “The Political Economy of Urban Development”
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