The Master of Public Policy program plays the fundamental role in the school’s concept. Nevertheless, our activities expand further into academia. In this category, our PhD candidates are offered the opportunity to introduce themselves as well as their research/dissertation project. Furthermore, they provide the possibility to discover and to discuss their findings. The majority of our doctoral students’ research is in the field of conflict studies and management.
Interview by Heidi Ross On Thursday, January 26, Anwesha Ghosh successfully defended her dissertation in front of a packed audience in LG1, room 324. Dr. Ghosh, who began her studies at the Brandt School in 2013, broke ground as she … Continued
Interview by Shaheera Syed Funded by the German-based Fritz Thyssen Foundation, Willy Brandt School research fellow and lecturer Dr. Steffen Wetzstein currently explores the public policy problem of decreasing urban housing affordability in many larger and growing cities around the world from a comparative … Continued
by Aline Mugishu Aline Mugisho is back from an extensive field trip to Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) as part of her doctoral research: “Protection Through Social Resilience: An analysis of women strategies for protection in Eastern DRC.” Aline is a … Continued
