A public administration course teaches the "art and science" of managing government and non-profit organizations, focusing on policy implementation, budgeting, ethical leadership, and public service delivery to solve societal challenges. Expect to develop analytical, leadership, and strategic planning skills through coursework in public policy, organizational theory, financial management, and government budgeting, preparing you for careers in public service.

Core Focus Areas: Policy & Implementation: How public policies are formulated, enacted, and evaluated. Management: Skills for leading public sector organizations, including human resources and finance. Budgeting: The political and administrative aspects of government financial planning. Ethics & Governance: Principles of public service, ethics, and ensuring transparent, equitable service. Skills You'll Develop: Analytical thinking and problem-solving. Leadership and decision-making. Communication and strategic planning. Understanding political realities and social welfare.