Reputable Master's in Public Policy DE Degree

I just posted a thread about the London BD, but am also very interested in the integration of ethics and public policy. My undergraduate degree is in economics, and I also have J.D. (practicing atty in Texas). Ultimately, I want to teach - either online or traditional school. Can anyone recommend a credible, high-quality distance master's program in public policy? I know London International Programmes has one, but I know not of its quality. Thanks for all your help!

 

You can try UMass-Dartmouth

Public Policy - UMass Dartmouth

 

If you can wait a little bit, you'll be able to pursue a Master of Public Affairs from the School of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University in Bloomington. SPEA is ranked #2 in Public Affairs in the US News rankings.

Master of Public Affairs: SPEA Connect: School of Public and Environmental Affairs: Indiana University

 

Check out Northwestern University's Master of Arts in Public Policy & Administration.Online Master of Arts in Public Policy & Administration Program - Graduate Program - School of Continuing Studies - Northwestern University. Northwestern is a top ranked university (ranked number #12 by US News), and it would be difficult to find an online MPP program from a school with greater overall prestige and reputation.

 

University of York: MA in Public Policy and Management
MA Public Policy and Management - Social Policy and Social Work, The University of York

New England College: MA in Public Policy
Benefits & Advantages | Online Education | Masters in Public Policy | New England College Online

California State University-Northridge: MPP
MPP - Program Information | The Tseng College

 

I know you're asking about a master's degree, but if you ultimately want to teach and already have a JD, have you considered a doctorate in public administration?

 

Look at the Fletcher School at Tufts. They have a one year distance program. It does require a few short residencies, one of which is international.

 

University of Colorado Denver

 

I think the Masters would serve the OP's needs if all he wants to do is teach. The JD is a doctorate of sorts.

 

I have considered a PhD, but like AUTiger00 said, a M.S. should suffice for teaching as an adjunct and/or online. Plus, the time and expense of a PhD is discouraging after my J.D.!

 

I've actually eyed the IU program for some time - I am waiting on the accreditation, then it will be on my shortlist!