Biography

Sharad Goel is a Professor of Public Policy at Harvard Kennedy School. He looks at public policy through the lens of computer science, bringing a computational perspective to a diverse range of contemporary social and political issues, including criminal justice reform, democratic governance, and the equitable design of algorithms. Prior to joining Harvard, Sharad was on the faculty at Stanford University, with appointments in management science & engineering, computer science, sociology, and the law school. He holds an undergraduate degree in mathematics from the University of Chicago, as well as a master’s degree in computer science and a doctorate in applied mathematics from Cornell University. 

Courses taught by Sharad Goel

Online
Generative AI: How to Use It and Why It Matters, a flexible, six-week online program from Harvard Kennedy School Executive Education, is designed to demystify this transformative technology.
Price
$1,995
Duration
6 weeks long
Registration Deadline
Online
Generative AI: How to Use It and Why It Matters, a flexible, six-week online program from Harvard Kennedy School Executive Education, is designed to demystify this transformative technology.
Price
$1,995
Duration
6 weeks long
Registration Deadline
Online
Generative AI: How to Use It and Why It Matters, a flexible, six-week online program from Harvard Kennedy School Executive Education, is designed to demystify this transformative technology.
Price
$1,995
Duration
6 weeks long
Registration Deadline