Research
Heinz College maintains an international reputation of excellence in the fields of social entrepreneurship, criminal justice policy, health policy analysis, art and entertainment industry management, information systems and technology, management science, data analytics, policy analysis, and social welfare policy. Heinz College is also affiliated the following centers, programs, institutes, labs, and initiatives:
- Center for Arts Management and Technology
- Center for Behavioral Decision Research
- Center for Economic Development
- Center for International Policy & Innovation
- CyLab
- Center for the Future of Work
- Future Tenant
- Initiative for Digital Entertainment Analytics
- iLab
- Institute for Social Innovation
- Living Analytics Research Centre (jointly with Singapore Management University)
- Program for Research and Outreach on Gender Equity in Society
- Traffic21
- Wilson E. Scott Institute for Energy Innovation
The Heinz College is also affiliated with the following academic journals:
- The Heinz Journal
- I/S: A Journal of Law and Policy for the Information Society (jointly with the Moritz College of Law at The Ohio State University)
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