Women's University in Africa
Master of Public Administration
Public Administration graduates earn a median $51,482 Across 399 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →An 18-month Master of Public Administration for graduates who want to develop management, policy and leadership skills for roles in the public and non-profit sectors. Suited to applicants with any first degree who seek operational or advisory careers in cities, communities and public organisations.
What you'll study
The programme centres on knowledge and skills relevant to public administration practice and leadership. The official course page does not list specific modules; applicants should expect study that develops administrative, planning and community-focused competencies.
Entry requirements
Any first degree from a recognised institution of higher learning is required. Applications must include references that certify the candidate’s ability and suitability to undertake the programme.
Career prospects
- Public administration consultant
- Urban planner
- City manager
- Community health specialist
- Fundraising specialist
Scholarships & funding angle
No specific scholarships or funding information is provided on the course page. Prospective students should review university-wide funding options, external scholarships, employer sponsorship or government support relevant to postgraduate study.
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