Admission Requirements:
Master’s degree in Regulatory Affairs or related field
– Significant senior-level regulatory experience
Course Modules (3 credits each):
- Systems Thinking for Regulatory Governance
- Futures Studies and Scenario Planning for Regulators
- Innovation and Disruption – Impacts on Regulatory Models
- Behavioral Insights and Regulatory Design
- Policy Labs and Experimentation in Regulation
- Data Science Applications for Regulatory Decision-Making
- Cybersecurity and Critical Infrastructure Protection
- International Regulatory Diplomacy
- Electives based on research interests
- Leading High Stakes Inter-Agency Crisis Task Force simulation
Doctoral Seminar and Dissertation Research (30 credits)
