Bachelor of Science Honours Degree in Public Management and Governance

The Bachelor of Science Honours Degree in Public Management and Governance prepares students to manage public institutions and contribute to good governance and sustainable development. Students study public administration, public policy, governance systems, leadership, organisational management, public finance, and institutional development.

Learning combines theoretical study with practical application, research, case studies, community engagement, and problem-solving activities. Students complete assignments, tests, examinations, presentations, and case studies, and they undertake an approved research project or dissertation. The programme also includes practical learning activities, fieldwork, and public sector-related projects where applicable.

Applicants seeking admission to the Bachelor of Science Honours Degree in Public Management and Governance should normally have:

• A recognised secondary school qualification with at least five (5) Ordinary Level passes, including English Language and Mathematics, or equivalent qualifications recognised by the University.
• Relevant subject combinations that demonstrate competence in communication, analytical thinking, social sciences, humanities, business, or related fields.
• Applicants holding relevant certificates, diplomas, or other recognised qualifications may be considered for admission in accordance with the University’s approved admission and credit-transfer policies.
• Mature-age applicants and candidates with relevant professional experience may be considered in accordance with the University’s applicable admission policies.

• Public Management Officer
• Public Administration Officer
• Governance Officer
• Public Policy Analyst
• Policy Research Officer
• Governance Consultant
• Administrative Manager
• Policy and Development Consultant