Bachelor: Public Administration

Number of enrollment: 4

Overview

Learn how government works and how to work with it. This degree will equip students to understand the dynamics of public policy and management by studying how policy shapes the world we live in. Students will gain an advanced understanding of the values and processes of governance, the roles of the public sector, policy analysis, and the management of organizations, programs, resources and people.

Degree requirements

Students need to obtain 165 credits in total, of which 140 for in-class courses and 25 for extra-curriculum activity & service, IT qualification test,  internship and thesis.

Compulsory: 

Advanced Mathematics, Linear Algebra, Probability Theory, Statistics, Management, Intermediate Microeconomics, Intermediate Macroeconomics, Public Administration, Public Policy, Public Economics, Chinese Political and Administrative System, Research Method in Social Science, Politics, Public Organizations and Management, Selected Literature of Public Administration, Local Government Studies, Public Regulation, Human Resource Management in Public Sector, City Management

Electives: 

Introduction to Economic Law, Principle of Insurance, International Finance, International Trade, Marketing, Money and Banking, Financial Accounting, Managerial Accounting, Financial Management, Game Theory and Information Economics, Administrative Law, Sociology, Globalization and Governance, Management for NPO, Public Service Theory and Method, International Political Economy

* The courses above are subject to change. Please refer to the syllabus after registration.

Graduates may take the roles of administration in the public sector at the local, regional and national levels, of management and policy analysis in enterprises, non-profit organizations. Some may go further study in related areas of start business of their own.