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Cambridge Public Policy (CPP) is a University of Cambridge initiative set up to coordinate, support and encourage the development of new approaches to public policy, informed by the best available research, teaching and practice.

The first major output of the initiative is the new Master’s in Public Policy (MPP). Applications will open in September 2012 and the first students will be welcomed to Cambridge in October 2013.

For more information on Cambridge Public Policy please visit our website here (http://www.cpp.csap.cam.ac.uk/).

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