DPM Doctor of Public Management
Course Overview
The Doctor of Public Management (DPM) is a professional doctorate designed for experienced practitioners seeking to integrate rigorous academic research with their professional expertise in the public and voluntary sectors. This flexible program allows you to pursue advanced study while meeting your career commitments, culminating in an original thesis that addresses complex, real-world challenges. You will be supported throughout your journey by two dedicated supervisors and a framework that encourages critical reflection on public sector reforms and evidence-based policy.
Key Program Highlights
- Designed for professionals with a flexible structure that accommodates career commitments and employer collaboration
- Rigorous research training through 120 credits of taught modules in research methods, policy analysis, and public governance
- Dedicated supervision from two academic experts providing guidance on both your coursework and thesis development
- Original 60-80,000 word thesis that can be structured as up to three inter-related workplace projects for practical impact
- Integration into a vibrant research community through school-wide PhD seminars for peer support and academic networking
Course Overview
The Doctor of Public Management (DPM) is a professional doctorate designed for experienced practitioners seeking to integrate rigorous academic research with their professional expertise in the public and voluntary sectors. This flexible program allows you to pursue advanced study while meeting your career commitments, culminating in an original thesis that addresses complex, real-world challenges. You will be supported throughout your journey by two dedicated supervisors and a framework that encourages critical reflection on public sector reforms and evidence-based policy.
Key Program Highlights
- Designed for professionals with a flexible structure that accommodates career commitments and employer collaboration
- Rigorous research training through 120 credits of taught modules in research methods, policy analysis, and public governance
- Dedicated supervision from two academic experts providing guidance on both your coursework and thesis development
- Original 60-80,000 word thesis that can be structured as up to three inter-related workplace projects for practical impact
- Integration into a vibrant research community through school-wide PhD seminars for peer support and academic networking
