The Master of Public Policy (M.P.P.) at Princeton University's School of Public and International Affairs is a one-year, residential degree program designed for mid-career professionals with at least seven years of public service experience. The curriculum emphasizes rigorous training in economic, behavioral, and political analysis and includes eight courses, a mandatory summer program, and a required course in 'Values Based Leadership.' The program is flexible, allowing students to tailor courses to their professional interests, and it is ideal for policy professionals seeking to deepen analytical skills before returning to leadership roles in public service. The M.P.P. is a terminal degree not intended as a pathway to a Ph.D.