Public Administration
The political, social, and economic environment of public administration
requires a specialized education. The concentration in Public Administration is
designed to help you master the complexities of administration in the government
and non-profit sectors.
Required Core
(18 hours)
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MSA 600
Foundations of Research Methods in Administration
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MSA 601
Organizational Dynamics and Human Behavior
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MSA 602
Financial Analysis, Planning and Control
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MSA 603
Strategic Planning for the Administrator
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MSA 604
Administration, Globalization and Multiculturalism
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MSA 699
Applied Research Project in Administration
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Required Courses
(15-18 hours)
Select five or six from the following:
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COM 665
Seminar in Communication and Negotiation in Employee Relations
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ECO 515
Collective Bargaining and Labor Law
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MGT 646
Labor Relations Issues
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PSC 514
American Public Policy Making
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PSC 522
Regulatory Processes and Administrative Law
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PSC 561
American State Government and Administration
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PSC 563
Politics and Policy in Urban Communities
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PSC 565
Managing Modern Local Government
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PSC 566
Intergovernmental Relations in the United States
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PSC 610
Foundations of Public Administration
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PSC 711
Public Personnel Administration Practice
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PSC 713
Public Budgeting and Finance
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PSC 714
Program Analysis and Evaluation
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PSC 774
Strategic Planning for Public/Non-Profit Organizations
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PSC 775
Organization Theory in Public Administration
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PSC 785
Strategic Leadership
Note: Only one of the following may be used to fulfill concentration requirements: ECO 515, COM 665, or MGT 646.
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Cognate Courses
(0-3 hours)
Select any course offered within any MSA degree program concentration or one of the following courses, in consultation with an academic advisor and approved by the MSA Director:
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MSA 501
Managing Change with Emotional Intelligence
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MSA 634
Managerial Accounting Concepts
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MSA 635
Financial Management
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MSA 640
Quantitative Applications in Decision Making
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MSA 660
Marketing Administration
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MSA 681
Administrative Practicum
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MSA 690
Internship
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MSA 696
Special Topics
Note: MSA 681 and MSA 690 are only available to students admitted to Central Michigan University's Mount Pleasant campus.
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Where Is This Offered?
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