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Degree Programs
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Masters of Public Administration
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MPA Career Enhancement Option
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Typical Course Sequence

 

      
 

Typical Part-time MPA Curriculum

Planned course sequence for students entering fall 2008

Fall 2008:

Seminar in Public Administration (3 cr.)

Winter 2009 :

Management Decision Making (3 cr.)

Spring 2009:

Specialization* Course #1

Summer 2009:

Elective Course (3 cr.)

Fall 2009:

Economics in Public & Nonprofit Sectors (3 cr.) plus 1-credit IT course

Winter 2010:

Human Resource Management in Public and Nonprofit Sectors (3 cr.)

Spring 2010:

Financial Management in Public & Nonprofit Sectors (3 cr.) plus 1-credit IT course

Summer 2010:

Organizations & Management in Public & Nonprofit Sectors (3 cr.)

Fall 2010:

Public Management Statistics (3 cr.) plus 1-credit Information Technology (IT) course

Winter 2011:

Specialization Course #2

Spring 2011:

Specialization Course #3

Summer 2011:

Analytical Paper

Fall 2011:

Specialization Course #4

G R A D U A T I O N ! !

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Planned course sequence for students who entered fall 2007

Fall 2007:

Seminar in Public Administration (3 cr.)

Winter 2008:

Human Resource Management in Public and Nonprofit Sectors (3 cr.)

Spring 2008:

Public Management Statistics (3 cr.) plus 1-credit Information Technology (IT) course

Summer 2008:

Organizations & Management in Public & Nonprofit Sectors (3 cr.)

Fall 2008:

Economics in Public & Nonprofit Sectors (3 cr.) plus 1-credit IT course

Winter 2009:

Management Decision Making (3 cr.)

Spring 2009:

Financial Management in Public & Nonprofit Sectors (3 cr.) plus 1-credit IT course

Summer 2009:

Elective Course

Fall 2009:

Specialization* Course #1

Winter 2010:

Specialization Course #2

Spring 2010:

Specialization Course #3

Summer 2010:

Analytical Paper

Fall 2010:

Specialization Course #4

G R A D U A T I O N ! !

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Planned coursesequence for students who entered fall 2006

Fall 2006:

Seminar in Public Administration (3 cr.)

Winter 2007 :

Management Decision Making (3 cr.)

Spring 2007:

Specialization* Course #1

Summer 2007:

Elective Course (3 cr.)

Fall 2007:

Economics in Public & Nonprofit Sectors (3 cr.) plus 1-credit IT course

Winter 2008:

Human Resource Management in Public and Nonprofit Sectors (3 cr.)

Spring 2008:

Financial Management in Public & Nonprofit Sectors (3 cr.) plus 1-credit IT course

Summer 2008:

Organizations & Management in Public & Nonprofit Sectors (3 cr.)

Fall 2008:

Public Management Statistics (3 cr.) plus 1-credit Information Technology (IT) course

Winter 2009:

Specialization Course #2

Spring 2009:

Specialization Course #3

Summer 2009:

Analytical Paper

Fall 2009:

Specialization Course #4

G R A D U A T I O N ! !

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Planned course sequence for students who entered fall 2005

Fall 2005:

Seminar in Public Administration (3 cr.)

Winter 2006 :

Human Resource Management in Public and Nonprofit Sectors (3 cr.)

Spring 2006:

Public Management Statistics (3 cr.) plus 1-credit Information Technology (IT) course

Summer 2006:

Organizations & Management in Public & Nonprofit Sectors (3 cr.)

Fall 2006:

Economics in Public & Nonprofit Sectors (3 cr.) plus 1-credit IT course

Winter 2007:

Management Decision Making (3 cr.)

Spring 2007:

Financial Management in Public & Nonprofit Sectors (3 cr.) plus 1-credit IT course

Summer 2007:

Elective Course

Fall 2007:

Specialization* Course #1

Winter 2008:

Specialization Course #2

Spring 2008:

Specialization Course #3

Summer 2008:

Analytical Paper

Fall 2008:

Specialization Course #4

G R A D U A T I O N ! !

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

* Note:

It is possible to complete specializations in Community Development & Nonprofit Leadership, Organizational Leadership or State & Local Government during the evening. Specializations in Financial Management and Health Policy and Management may require some daytime coursework, or students with those interest areas may elect to have a specialization in State and Local Management with a focus in either Financial Management or Health Policy and Management.

 

  
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