7 Public Administration Degree Programs

OHIO's online and Executive Master of Public Administration programs equip you for leadership roles in government, nonprofit organizations, the public sector and emergency and crisis management. Whether you choose a fully online program or one that combines online learning with face-to-face networking opportunities with peers and faculty members, you will be well-prepared to create significant, positive change while meeting public needs.

The major in Public Relations and Social Media Administration is designed to develop students’ theoretical and practical skills related to this technologically evolving field. This major offers a strong Communications core linked with a series of PR training and development courses that range from introductory to advanced preparation for PR professionals.

A Bachelor’s degree with an emphasis in Public Administration is designed to show you how public organizations differ from private or corporate organizations. This overview of key aspects of public sector practices and processes found in government and nonprofit organizations will complement both business and social science majors.

To meet the growing demand characterized by strong professional activity in segments of the Brazilian public sector, FGV EBAPE launched, in 2012, the Master in Public Administration (MAP), in the professional modality. It is a Stricto Sensu postgraduate course, based on CAPES guidelines, which allows the Master's student the possibility of reconciling it with his professional activity and transferring knowledge to public organizations and society.

This qualification forms part of the ICB Office Administration Programme. It covers various functions of the secretary and receptionist, including telephone, mail, correspondence, records and security competencies.

As a pre-service or career professional, the MPA degree program will supply you with the appropriate mix of requisite skills and knowledge needed for key positions in public service, non-profit organizations, or social enterprises.

The program is available online and on campus. The courses are offered during the fall, winter, spring, and summer, with 10-week courses each term.