The Doctor Ph.D. Degree in Public Policy & Administration examines public administration and covers its nature, organization theory, personnel, finance, administrative responsibility, and international administration. It also addresses the government reinvention movement and its clash with traditional values of public administration. The program compares public and private organizations and analyzes interpretations of government corruption. It reviews major models of public policy making and connects them with political science, including the development of public administration in various countries.
Study is available via distance learning. The program structure uses 70% textbooks and 30% thesis. It requires 45 to 72 academic credits, with a composition of 42 academic credits for Public Policy & Administration Online and 18 academic credits for research methodology and final project or thesis, plus other additional subjects. Admission is open for adults over 27 years of age. Fees include the program of study, textbooks, study guide, evaluation and assessment, diploma, and transcript, and payment plans are available upon request up to 36 monthly installments.
Modules
- Public Policy & Administration Online
- Research methodology and final project or thesis
- Other additional subjects
