NGO Education Survey

University of Illinois at Chicago
University of Illinois at Chicago

Contact Information:

Deborah Carroll
Department Head

University of Illinois at Chicago
Department of Public Policy, Management, and Analytics (MC 278)
400 South Peoria Street, Suite 2100
Chicago
Illinois 60607-7064
United States
Northern America
Americas
cuppa.uic.edu/academics/pa

University of Illinois at Chicago

Tel: (312) 996-3109
emorga3@uic.edu

Degree Requirements In addition to the Graduate College minimum requirements, students must meet the following program requirements: Minimum Semester Hours Required 54. Coursework Course List Code Title Hours Required Core Courses (30 semester hours) a PA 401 Foundations of Public Service PA 402 Introduction to Data Management and Analysis PA 403 Economics for Management and Policy PA 504 Principles of Financial Management and Budgeting PA 505 Public Management Practices PA 506 Public Policy Development and Process PA 590 Capstone and Portfolio in Public Policy, Management, and Analytics PA 591 Managing Your Career PA 592 Professional Portfolio Elective Courses (8 semester hours) Two elective courses or equivalent that support the student's educational, career, and professional objectives, selected with approval of the advisor. a Full-time students are required to take PA 401, PA 402, and PA 591 in their first semester and the first six courses over their first three semesters. PA 590 will be required in one of the last two semesters, and PA 592 in the last semester. In addition to the core and elective courses, students must select one of four areas of concentration: Public Management Nonprofit Management Financial Management Urban Governance and Management Each concentration requires the equivalent of four courses (16 semester hours). Students have the option to create their own specialized (self-directed) concentration with faculty approval.

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Department Information: The Department of Public Policy, Management, and Analytics is part of the College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs. The unit offers coursework leading to the Master of Public Administration (MPA) and the Doctor of Philosophy in Public Administration. The MPA is a professional program fully accredited by the National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration. Its broad goal is to train both preservice and working professionals for productive careers in public service and the nonprofit sector. The doctoral program is designed to produce graduates with demonstrated research abilities, and the creativity and potential for making significant, original contributions to the field of Public Administration. The program builds on a core of ideas and issues, with strong emphasis on theory construction and empirical research in the areas of Public and Nonprofit Management; Financial Management; Urban Governance and Networks; and Survey Methods.

Degree: Master of Public Administration


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