The Strathclyde Economic Policy Leadership Programme brings together our expertise in both policy and executive education to create a cross-faculty, cross-disciplinary, cross-functional programme for experienced and emerging leaders in Scotland.
The programme acts as a laboratory, allowing policymakers to collaborate in the development, delivery and measurement of policy outcomes - to learn from each other and from thought leaders in Scotland, the UK and beyond.
The Strathclyde Economic Policy Leadership Programme (SEPLP) consists of an induction day followed by six, two-day applied workshops that have been co-created by Policy at Strathclyde and the Scottish Government.
The learning is structured around a series of ‘grand challenges’. The programme provides a supportive environment where experienced and knowledgeable policy leaders and future leaders apply their learning - and learning is both embedded and personalised through our facilitated Action Learning Sets.
The SEPLP journey involves a challenging but impactful journey that begins with an induction day to set the programme culture, vision and values.
The induction day forms a vital part of SEPLP as it is where we explain our learning process (outlined below) and how we benefit from the combined experience of the group and integrate this into content delivered by subject matter experts and senior practitioners.
The Scottish context of new fiscal powers means that we need senior leaders to be more economically literate.