Program Overview

Description

The Public Administration program aims to help students understand the content of contemporary public administration and develop critical thinking about the provision of public goods and services. The program focuses on the laws, structures, beliefs, cultures, historical processes, and practices that influence the emergence of national and international bureaucratic formations.

General Information

The main aim of the Public Administration Undergraduate Program is to provide information regarding all the sub-branches of the science of public administration and equip students with the general principles of Public Administration. The program offers common courses with other departments and programs of the Faculty during the first and second years. Along with these courses, students are provided with the opportunity of taking elective courses from other faculties.

Accreditations

• FIBAA: Foundation for International Business Administration Accreditation

Education

All courses and examinations are held in English. The students find the opportunity to improve their foreign language skills, which enables them to participate actively in academic and social activities and programs. The program enables students to develop self-confidence, participatory attitudes, and critical thinking.

Facilities

The Public Administration program students have access to six computer labs with free Internet connections. The use of video, projector, computer, and internet in multimedia classes provides an effective learning environment that enhances creativity.

Career Opportunities

Our successful graduates will be able to pursue their postgraduate studies at various MA programs. They will also be appropriate candidates to be employed as experts with various kinds of positions in scientific research activities, public service, and political activities and organizations. Additionally, the program helps students develop abilities and skills such as reading, writing, analyzing, and criticizing. They will also acquire the ability to present a scientific topic, participate in a discussion, and use the internet for social and academic purposes, which will increase their chance of being employed by the private sector.