The concentration in Advocacy, Politics and Policy offers practical experience and a diverse set of skills for success in careers in the public and private sectors, non-profits and educational institutions, sovereign governments (at all levels), and international organizations. These skills include (for example) effective leadership and persuasion in public-facing environments; training on how the policy process works in theory and in practice; training in legal issues regarding free speech and free press; and advanced quantitative research proficiencies for managing and analyzing small to large-scale datasets and applying advanced methods and statistical techniques using data from multiple substantive policy domains.