The Ford School of Public Policy is a undergraduate- and graduate-level program, with wide-ranged research in public policy and is known for its strong quantitative orientation. Founded in 1914 as the Institute of Public Administration, it was named in 1999 after former U.S. President Gerald Ford, who was a 1935 graduate of the University of Michigan.
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