Our Master of Public Administration program was accredited in 2012.
Mission: The Master in Public Administration (MPA) degree prepares students for leadership and administrative roles in the public sector. We educate students on the technical, managerial, informational, and leadership skills required to deliver effective, accountable, and equitable government services to the public. We promote compassion for marginalized communities and ethical service to all people with a focus on social justice, professionalism, cultural sensitivity, and transparency.
Degree Chair: Nick Kachiroubas, PhD
Faculty Nucleus 2023-2024:
- Nick Kachiroubas
- Euan Hague
- Joseph Schwieterman
- Raphael Ogom
- Ramya Ramanath
- Kelly Tzoumis
Graduation Rates for 2017-2018 School of Public Service Cohort by Program
Public Administration — On Campus
Number of students initially enrolled in 2017-2018: 44
- 2 years — 55%
- 3 years — 68%
- 4 years — 73%
Graduation Rates for 2017-2018 School of Public Service Cohort by Program
Public Administration — Online
Number of students initially enrolled in 2017-2018: 8
- 2 years — 38%
- 3 years — 50%
- 4 years — 75%
Employment of 2021-2022 Masters in Public Administration Graduates by program and sector (Total Number of Graduates — 21)
- National or central government in same country as program – 3
- State or regional government — 1
- City, county, or other local government — 5
- Government not in the same country as the program or international quasi-governmental — 1
- Nonprofit, domestic oriented — 4
- Private sector - research/consulting — 1
- Private sector - not research/consulting — 3
- Unemployed (seeking employment) — 1
- Unknown — 2
Learn more about our Master of Public Administration.