The Master of Public Administration prepares administrators for the specific difficulty of public work: acting lawfully, spending accountably and delivering under political scrutiny. It combines public law, public finance, policy analysis and the management of public organisations.
The university's specialisation shapes the electives and cases. Public health agencies, regulators, insurers and publicly funded providers supply most of the material, so students work on licensing, inspection, procurement and emergency governance rather than generic management scenarios.
The program is delivered fully online and is written for people already holding administrative posts, with every deliverable modelled on a document such a post actually produces.
Mode of study
Fully online, asynchronous study with scheduled tutorial consultations and policy workshops
Admission requirements
Bachelor's degree in any discipline, or at least three years of experience in public administration or a public-interest organisation