A policy analyst is responsible for examining the efficacy of existing policies and laying out the groundwork for new programs and legislation to meet objectives and goals. Duties of the position include reviewing and amending policy drafts and proposing suggestions to improve the effects of existing policies. Policy analysts also work closely with stakeholders to determine the goals and objectives of policies. Depending on the industry, a policy analyst may progress into a directorial or executive role.
A bachelor's degree in a related field is the minimum educational requirements to be a policy analyst. In some specialized areas of work, master's degrees in the field are preferred. Some policy analysts also obtain a legal degree due to the need to understand legal aspects affecting policy creation and changes. Good candidates for this position often possess an excellent understanding of the industry and market conditions and have strong analytical and organizational skills.
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