Why Study Public Administration and Policy Analysis at UW-Stevens Point?
This interdisciplinary program offers students the chance to combine the study of the practical techniques of administration and policy analysis with a sophisticated and in-depth study of the political environment in which that administration and analysis take place. This combination offers unique preparation for the world of work in federal, state, or local government. High School Preparation No special preparation is necessary. Department Features The program features a wide range of courses from several departments. It integrates the study of politics and public policy with the study of psychology, economics, sociology, and even natural resources into an integrated package of courses that uniquely prepares future administrators. Employment Opportunity PA/PA graduates enjoy an excellent placement rate. Some have combined PA/PA with a second major and seek employment as administrators in a public sector organization dealing with their special area of interest, whether that be economic
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