Become a leader in public policy and help improve communities in BSU’s public administration master’s program
The Master of Public Administration program at ÇÑ×ÓÊÓƵ¹ÙÍø helps you develop core competencies in leadership and service in the public and nonprofit sectors. Consistent with BSU’s mission, the master’s degree in public administration program uses its resources to engage and advance the economic, cultural, civic and political life of Massachusetts, other domestic communities as well as the world.
Along with the public administration, MPA degree, we also offer the public administration, civic and nonprofit leadership and administration concentration, MPA degree. This public administration master’s program will focus on developing your leadership skills, strengthening your organizational capacity and building an understanding of the many different aspects of civic and nonprofit organizations.
What’s the difference between an MPA degree and a master’s in public health administration?
Though both degrees can lead to a career in public health, a master’s in public health administration program focuses on operational management, population health, epidemiology and working directly with communities to improve outcomes and prevent disease through hands-on work. An MPA degree takes a broader approach to organizational management, preparing graduates for public service through the development and implementation of public policies.
