Social Science Disciplines >> Public Administration

 

Welcome to the Department of Public Administration at the Maxwell School
 

 

The challenges before governments at all levels in the United States, and all over the globe, have never been greater.  Dedicated professionals who share the vision of serving others — whether they do so in government organizations, the non-profit sector or
private institutions — are needed to make the world a better place.

 

The Maxwell School offers an innovative and rewarding learning environment — rich in tradition, welcoming all who seek to study public management and policy. Here you acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to begin or enhance your career in public service, imbued with values which undergird a lifetime of civic involvement. 

 

The Maxwell School offers three distinct graduate programs in public administration and policy

The MPA and EMPA degrees emphasize professional development and prepare students for management and leadership positions in government and non-profit organizations.  The PhD in Public Administration is an academic/research degree, designed to prepare the next generation of scholars and academicians. 

 

Our three programs have earned world-wide reputations for their intellectual rigor, quality of students and faculty, and first-rate facilities.  While each program has its own criteria for admissions and guidelines for application, the students in the MPA, EMPA and PhD programs study together and thereby create a unique environment that contributes to the Maxwell School’s distinctive character among graduate programs of public policy and management. 

Message from the Chair >>

 

Information for admitted students

 

September Minnowbrook III Conference. details

 

 

FLAS Fellowship Applications Now Being Accepted

The Center for European Studies and the South Asia Center are now accepting applications for Summer 08 and AY 08-09.  For details 

 

Spring/Winter Schedule

 

Final Exam Schedule

 

Summer Schedule

 

Fall Schedule

 

Kate Clark, Local MPA alumni, Bringing New Life to Life Central New Art Scene Syracuse New times cover story:  http://www.syracusenewtimes.com/

Congratulations to current MPA Student, Tobias Nonno Breuss on the publication of a book containing his chapter on lobbying as an NGO strategy.

 

Congratulations to Professors Bretschneider and Roberts Elected NAPA Fellows detail

 

Congratulations to Rosemary O'Leary for receiving the ASPA/NASPAA  award

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Making a Difference as a Public Affairs and Policy Professional

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This page current as of: May 06, 2008