A public policy and governance school is a small, research/seminar-driven programme where round-table and discussion spaces matter more than lecture-hall capacity. EROCON designs MA Public Policy campuses across India around this seminar-first brief.
We design public-policy schools around seminar and round-table teaching spaces rather than defaulting to standard lecture-hall stacking, and deliver the fit-out through EROCON’ EPC construction.
The number of dedicated public policy schools in India has grown from a handful a decade ago to several dozen today, as government, non-profit and think-tank sectors increasingly recruit policy-trained graduates.
UGC, no statutory built-up-area norm. As a small, research/seminar-driven school, round-table and discussion spaces are prioritised over large lecture halls.
Does a public policy school need its own dedicated building?
Usually not. Being a small, PG-focused, research/seminar-driven programme, it’s commonly and efficiently planned as a shared wing within a larger academic block rather than a standalone building.
What kind of teaching space matters most for a policy school?
Round-table and discussion spaces, not large lecture halls, a 40-seat boardroom-style Round-Table Conference Room with a VC system typically anchors the programme.
Does a public policy school need a GIS lab?
Yes, a GIS & Data-Analytics Lab with around 40 workstations is now a core requirement for evidence-based policy programmes, not an optional add-on.
EROCON designs public-policy schools around seminar and round-table teaching spaces, and delivers the fit-out GIS labs, simulation rooms, boardroom-style conference space, through EROCON’s own EPC construction team.