Public Management and Governance in a Changing World
Program Overview
This 8-week online course from the University of Birmingham's INLOGOV explores the evolution and complexities of public management and governance worldwide. It equips professionals with analytical skills, knowledge of contemporary issues, and an understanding of the future of governance. Graduates receive a postgraduate micro-credential worth 10 academic credits, which can be applied towards advanced entry into the Online Masters of Public Administration qualification.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
This 8-week short course, offered by the Institute of Local Government Studies (INLOGOV), provides an overview of the development and dynamics of management and governance of public services. It focuses on the role of the state in societies around the world and contemporary issues in the delivery of services by governments.
Objectives:
Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:
- Discuss the evolution of public management and governance around the world, analyzing key transformations over time.
- Research, analyze, and present new information, ideas, and conceptualizations on aspects of public management and governance.
- Understand the "big picture" issues in public management and governance, interpreting and making sense of complexities, tensions, and contradictions in contemporary public policy.
- Gain expertise on the future of public management and governance globally, developing sensitivity to ethical standards and conduct in public life.
Teaching:
The course is taught by the Institute of Local Government Studies (INLOGOV), the UK's leading academic center for research and teaching on local governance and strategic public management.
Careers:
This course is designed for professionals keen to examine the challenges and pressures facing both public bodies and government in rapidly changing times. It is relevant for those working in the public or voluntary sector, or in a consultancy role.
Other:
- The course is delivered online.
- Learners will be fully registered University of Birmingham students and will be entitled to normal University services (including library and IT resources).
- After completing the course, students will receive an official University of Birmingham postgraduate micro-credential certificate (worth 10 academic credits) and a transcript.
The cost to study this online course is £1,250 . This must be paid in full by card before enrolling. The programme fee includes access to the online learning platform, course materials and digital reading materials.
- Prices are subject to change each academic year.
University of Birmingham Summary
Overview:
The University of Birmingham is a leading global university with a strong focus on research and innovation. It is committed to developing solutions for a thriving planet and improving the health of people around the world.
Services Offered:
Student Life and Campus Experience:
The University of Birmingham offers a welcoming environment for students, with opportunities to settle in, make new friends, discover the city of Birmingham, and prepare for their studies. The university also has a vision for its campus development in the next 20 years, aiming to enhance and refine the global campuses.
Key Reasons to Study There:
Global Impact:
The university's research is focused on addressing major global issues, such as climate change and global health.Multidisciplinary Collaboration:
The university encourages collaboration across disciplines to drive innovation and find solutions to complex problems.Pioneering Breakthroughs:
The university is known for its pioneering research and breakthroughs in various fields.Academic Programs:
Other:
The university has five research challenge themes that guide its focus and draw on its vast expertise and resources. These themes showcase the university's pioneering breakthroughs, multidisciplinary collaboration, and significant global impact.
Professional applications may also be considered. We accept up-to-date IELTS certificates with a score of 6.5, and no less than 6.0 in any of the elements.
