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Introduction to the Department of Public Administration

The B.A. in Public Administration is an applied degree within a liberal arts setting aimed at people who wish to work in the government and non-profits. Students learn a mix of management, policy and politics skills that will be useful in a wide variety of jobs. The program is of particular relevance to those who intend to work in the public sector and to those who intend to work in the rapidly growing field of non-for-profit organizations.

The program consists of 39 units (13 courses) in the degree and 9 units (3 courses) in related disciplines.

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