MPA Public Administration/MA Economics
Course Overview
This dual Master of Public Administration and Master of Arts in Economics program provides an integrated curriculum that merges rigorous economic theory with practical public policy implementation. Designed for aspiring leaders, it prepares students to expertly analyze, evaluate, and forecast the impact of policy within complex governmental and institutional settings. By combining both disciplines, the program delivers a comprehensive and efficient educational path, reducing the total credit requirement while maximizing career readiness.
Key Program Highlights
- Integrated curriculum combining core courses from both public administration and economics
- Efficient path to two degrees, requiring only 48 credit hours instead of 66
- Flexible electives that count toward both degrees, allowing for personalized specialization
- Focus on practical skills in policy analysis, program evaluation, and forecasting
- Ideal preparation for high-demand careers in public service within a state capital environment
Course Overview
This dual Master of Public Administration and Master of Arts in Economics program provides an integrated curriculum that merges rigorous economic theory with practical public policy implementation. Designed for aspiring leaders, it prepares students to expertly analyze, evaluate, and forecast the impact of policy within complex governmental and institutional settings. By combining both disciplines, the program delivers a comprehensive and efficient educational path, reducing the total credit requirement while maximizing career readiness.
Key Program Highlights
- Integrated curriculum combining core courses from both public administration and economics
- Efficient path to two degrees, requiring only 48 credit hours instead of 66
- Flexible electives that count toward both degrees, allowing for personalized specialization
- Focus on practical skills in policy analysis, program evaluation, and forecasting
- Ideal preparation for high-demand careers in public service within a state capital environment