Engineering and Public Affairs Dual Degree Program
Austin , United States
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Tuition Fee
Not Available
Start Date
Not Available
Medium of studying
On campus
Duration
2 years
Details
Program Details
Degree
Masters
Major
Civil Engineering | Industrial Engineering | Public Administration
Area of study
Business and Administration | Engineering
Education type
On campus
Timing
Full time
Course Language
English
About Program
Program Overview
Program Overview
The Engineering and Public Affairs Dual Degree Program is designed to prepare qualified engineering and public affairs students for careers at any level of government and in public policy related areas of the engineering profession. Alumni currently hold positions in the offices of local, state and national government agencies, engineering consulting firms, universities and industries.
Program Structure
The program is structured so that students can earn the MPAff and the Master of Science simultaneously. In general, a minimum of two full years is required to complete this program.
- Year 1: Full academic year in the LBJ School, followed by a required summer internship with a governmental agency or other organization with a substantial public policy interest
- Year 2: Full academic year in the School of Engineering, followed by thesis research in the summer after the academic year
- Year 3: Remaining LBJ School courses (if needed) and completion of a master’s thesis in Engineering
Degree Requirements
Public Affairs
- Total LBJ credit hours: 36
- 27 LBJ core hours
- 6 hours Policy Research Project
- 9 LBJ elective hours
- Summer internship related to the dual degree
Available Degree Programs
- Bachelor of Public Affairs
- Master of Public Affairs
- Master of Global Policy Studies
- Master of National Security
- DC Concentration (MPAff/MGPS)
- Ph.D. in Public Policy
- Executive Master of Public Leadership
Executive Education
- Executive Master of Public Leadership
- Governor's Center for Management Development
- LBJ Women's Campaign School
- Social Entrepreneurship Certificate
- LBJ School Digital Badging
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- Energy Policy Collaborative
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