Public Administration
Graduate Programs
Description
Public Administration and Community Management is an interdisciplinary program oriented toward examining and understanding the broad range of problems and challenges associated with the nation's cities and regional areas. Many career opportunities exist in community development, urban/regional planning, local government, and local government management. Students are encouraged to undertake independent study, become involved in community service projects, participate in field studies, and accept internships in local agencies.
Majors |
Program | Locations | Major / Total Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Public Administration and Community Management MA | MA - Master of Arts |
|
36 / 36 |
Certificates |
Program | Locations | Major / Total Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Public Management GC |
|
12 / 12 |
Policies & Faculty
Policies
Contact Information
109 Morris Hall
Main Office (507) 389-2721https://hss.mnsu.edu/academic-programs/public-administration/
Faculty
Chair
- Scott Granberg-Rademacker
Institute Director
- Russell Fricano, PhD
