Dates

June 4-7, 2024 

Format

Live, In-Person

Location

University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Fee*

• Private Sector Professionals: $4,395**

• Government Agencies & Non-Profit Entities: $3,950**

*Program fee includes all suggested readings and course materials, as well as special opening reception and lunch June 4-7. Accommodation, travel, and other meals are not included.

Early Registration Deadlines**

- First Early Registration Deadline: Monday, January 15, 2024

• • Participants who apply by January 15th will receive a $350 discount off the program fee.

• Second Early Registration Deadline: Friday, March 1, 2024

  • Participants who apply by March 1st will receive a $250 discount off the program fee.

Registration Deadline

Final Registration Deadline: Friday, April 19, 2024

• • Last opportunity to register for the program. 

Registrations are accepted on a rolling basis until the final deadline, but we encourage everyone interested to apply as early as possible as there are a limited number of spots available in the program.

Financial Assistance

A limited amount of financial assistance may be available to qualified applicants. Requests for more information on the qualifications and availability of assistance can be directed to RegulatoryAnalysis@law.upenn.edu.

Group Pricing

If you are interested in registering a group, we do offer special pricing for groups of four or more (4+) employees from the same institution. Requests for more information on registering a group can be directed to RegulatoryAnalysis@law.upenn.edu.

Continuing Legal Education Credits (CLE)

CLE credits may be available for lawyers in attendance. If you have any questions regarding CLE credits for this program, please email cle@law.upenn.edu.

 Cary Coglianese

Edward B. Shils Professor of Law and Professor of Political Science, University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School; Director, Penn Program on Regulation
Professor Coglianese specializes in the study of regulation and regulatory processes, with a particular emphasis on the empirical evaluation of alternative regulatory strategies and the role of conflict and cooperation in business-government relations.

 Jonathan Klick

The program is well-suited for any executive or professional from around the world with responsibility to regulatory decisions, ensuring organizational compliance, or providing effective input into the development, review, or modification of regulations.

Those who work at the local, state, provincial, regional, national, or international levels—whether in business or government—corporations, independent regulatory organizations, government ministries, law firms, insurance companies, advocacy organizations, and non-profit institutions will gain and refine essential skills.

Past participants represent a range of countries, including Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, India, Israel, Mexico, Peru, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Switzerland, and the United States of America. Additionally, past participants have worked in a diverse range of institutions, across industry sectors and regulatory domains, including:

 Or be the first in your sector!

“….This course has given me a framework on how to think about issues I previously just lay awake at night stressing about. I now have a way to approach dealing with particular challenges and problems…” - 2023 Cohort Member

“This program was full of very useful and relevant information for the professional that interacts with the regulatory process at any level. The information will directly lead to my ability to be more thoughtful and use better decision making in my review, recommendation, and creation of regulations.” - 2022 Cohort Member

“I believe the Regulatory Analysis and Decision-Making Program is outstanding not only for regulators, but also for private sector practitioners that have to interact with the former and work hard to add value and be effective players inthe decision-making process.”- 2021 Cohort Member

This program offers you the opportunity to learn from some of the foremost authorities on regulatory policy, engage with a diverse group of professionals, and develop skills to make an impact in your career.

Click Here to View a Sample Program Schedule*

This interactive program will allow you to create an impact on your career by:

• Developing your capacity to use core analytical tools essential for the regulatory decision process.

• Grounding yourself in the major concepts and techniques used to inform and improve decision-making across all areas of economic and social regulation.

• Enhancing your capabilities within your professional setting to establish, implement, enforce, influence, or comply with regulations.

• Strengthening your ability to draw on analytical techniques when providing input into regulatory development, review, and modification.

*Schedule is subject to change.

Penn Carey Law has contracted with nearby hotels to provide participants a special discounted rate.

• Homewood Suites by Hilton is offering a special discounted rate of $196 + taxes/night* for the period of June 4-7, 2024. Homewood Suites is located four blocks from the Law School. To make a reservation, please call 215-382-1111 and mention the “University of Pennsylvania Rate” to receive this discount. 

• The Study at University City is offering a special discounted rate of $239 + taxes/night* for the period of June 4-7, 2024. The Study is located one block from the Law School. To make a reservation, please call 215-387-1400 and mention the “Penn Rate” to receive this discount. Reservations can also be made by emailing frontoffice.uc@studyhotels.com.

*Please note that rooms are limited so it is recommended that participants make their reservations as early as possible.

Questions about the program or the registration process can be directed to RegulatoryAnalysis@law.upenn.edu.