The Master of Public Administration (MPA) degree at the University of La Verne prepares students for careers in public and nonprofit administration in local, state, and national government, and strengthens the competences of those currently serving in these fields. The MPA program offers an innovative and practical curriculum that stresses intellectual and theoretical foundations for professionals preparing to take on socially responsible roles in public leadership and service.
To provide convenience and flexibility, the MPA program is available at two locations, La Verne and Irvine.
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Core Courses: 27 semester hours
Internship: 3 semester hours
Urban Management and Affairs Concentration
Required Course
And three of the following:
Nonprofit Concentration
Four of the following:
Aging Studies Concentration
Four of the following:
Three of the following:
Public Health Concentration
Four of the following:
Graduates with a Master of Public Administration degree work and advance in local governments, governmental agencies, and nonprofit organizations. By the end of the program, graduates understand not only the roles of civic professionals, but also the tools and techniques they need to be: leaders engaged and committed to improving public service, agents of change in organizational settings, and advocates in their communities and in policy making processes.
Health Insurance - USD $830 per year
