About Bachelor Of Public Administration in National University

Learn how to analyze the operations and procedures of public management as well as nonprofits, and develop relevant management skills with the Bachelor of Public Administration (BPA). In the program, you’ll be exposed to the central theories of public administration. You’ll find ways to apply public administration theories and practices in program and resource management, and understand accounting and budgeting for government agencies and nonprofits.

Careers in the public administration field are varied and challenging. If you choose to pursue this dynamic degree, there are wide career opportunities you can pursue in government at the local, state, and federal levels. Your career path could include teaching or training assignments, or research in government organizations and in nonprofit organizations. The public sector is always in need of professionals with the rigorous training to meet the complexities of the management of public programs and assets.

Program Learning Outcomes

• Develop skills in managing a public sector or nonprofit organization.
• Apply the theories and practices in program and resource management.
• Apply the theories and practices of accounting and budgeting in government and nonprofits.
• Evaluate the role of community groups in local government.
• Analyze ethical situations in the public sector.
• Utilize research process to address a current problem in public administration.

Academic qualification equivalents

• Official high school transcripts and mark sheets
• Official high school diploma/ proof of graduation
• High school transfer applicants will be admitted if they have a minimum GPA of 2.0 on 4.0

English language requirements

• TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language)

                 Paper-based Test (PBT): 525
                 Computer-based Test (CBT): 197
                 Internet-based Test (IBT): 70

•  IELTS (International English Testing System)

                  Minimum Overall Score 5.5

• Pearson Test of English (PTE)

                   Score of at least 50.

Highlights

National University Cost of Attendance

The anticipated cost is determined by a variety of elements such as tuition, registration fees, and examination fees, among others.