Past Events

Interested in speeding up your path to a federal policy career? Take a closer look at the LBJ School’s DC Concentration — an immersive 18-month course of accelerated study and work focused on both domestic and international federal policymaking that gives master’s students the extraordinary opportunity of simultaneously working in the nation’s capital and earning a public policy graduate degree.

The LBJ Foundation honors Julian E. Zelizer, Professor of History and Public Affairs at Princeton University and CNN Contributor with the 29th D.B. Hardeman Prize for the best book on the United States Congress: The Fierce Urgency of Now: Lyndon Johnson, Congress, and the Battle for the Great Society.

What do you want to know about the LBJ experience? Make your list of questions about LBJ’s classes, research opportunities, policy research projects, research centers, specializations, dual-degree options, career services and other offerings and join this webinar to talk about them with Kate Weaver, associate professor of public affairs and associate dean for students.

Take a look at the view of public policy from Capitol Hill. 

The LBJ School’s Ph.D. program has been in place since 1992 and has approximately 35 doctoral students working at various stages of the degree program.

The LBJ Washington Center will host two Exemplars in Policymaking: Denise Grant and Frank Raines.

Interested in learning more about what you can do with a policy degree?

What's it really like to study at LBJ?

Learn more about the LBJ experience from Kate Weaver, associate professor of public affairs and associate

Please join us for the first Dean’s Distinguished Leaders Series event of the fall semester featuring former U.S. ambassador to Mexico Roberta Jacobson.