MA/MS in Public Administration

This public administration master's degree is aimed at students who want careers in public service and hands-on leadership. It combines applied experience, knowledgeable faculty and individual support. A full-time student can finish in three semesters by completing thirty-six credits, and several start dates make it possible to graduate in a single year. No separate entrance exam is needed, so applicants do not have to sit the GRE. Research assistantships are open to students on campus, and internships with area organizations help build experience. Eligible students may receive tuition support, and recruiters can explain what is available. Applicants should check the program's official page for current application steps, requirements and contacts, since details can change from one admission cycle to the next. Students with questions about fit, timing or next steps can contact the department or school directly for guidance.