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Complementing its graduate programs, the UH Hobby School of Public Affairs will begin offering bachelor degrees in public policy in Spring 2022.

Hobby School tackles policy to find solutions through education, research and service

Policy affects all areas of life and our communities need professionals who can analyze, interpret and lead change for public good. Graduates of the Hobby School hit the ground running in their future careers, given their mastery of both the technical and humanistic aspects of public policy.

Houston, the fourth largest city in the nation, the energy capital of the world and one of the most diverse places on Earth, will serve as the classroom and laboratory for UH Hobby School of Public Affairs undergraduate students.

New UH Hobby School public policy degree will drive Texas forward

by Kirk P. Watson University of Houston Hobby School of Public AffairsKirk P. Watson is dean of the Hobby School of Public Affairs at the University of Houston. He is a former state senator and mayor of Austin.Right now, arguably more than ever, our communities need these trailblazers who are unafraid of tough challenges.Some people […]

UH Hobby School Launches Center with $6.5 Million Endowment

The UH Hobby School Establishes Elizabeth D. Rockwell Center on Ethics and Leadership with a $6.5 million endowment.