Public Administration Minor

18 credit hours

This minor allows students to develop essential power skills of adaptable problem-solving, analytical thinking, ethical decision making, and effective communication. An understanding of public administration and policy analysis develops responsible citizen. This minor pairs well with other majors by empowers students to work collaboratively to promote the welfare of other. You will apply your skills and knowledge as you embark on your quest to change the world.

Requirements

Minor Coursework

12 credit hours of coursework from the following options:

PS 30000	Comparative Analysis	3
PS 33050	Political Economy	3
PS 33500	Public Administration	3
PS 45000	Political Science Internship	1-6

Elective Coursework

6 credit hours of coursework from the following options:

CCJ 20000	Criminology	3
CCJ 35005	Women, Crime, and the Law	3
ECON 33037	Current Economic and Social Policy	3
FIN 32000	Principles of Finance	3
HRM 36520	Labor Relations	3
HRM 36540	Employment Law	3
PHS 22000	Public Health and Social Justice	3
PHS 24000	Global Health	3
PHS 34000	Health Policy	3
PS 20000	Methods for Political Science	3
PS 31100	American Constitutional Law	3
PS 33050	Political Economy	3
PS 34500	Campaigns and Elections	3
PS 36000	Civil Liberties	3
PS 45000	Political Science Internship	1-6
PS 47500	Political Literacy	3
SW 32000	Social Welfare Policy and Services I	3
SW 32100	Social Welfare Policy and Services II	3

Students who have a second major or are completing another for-credit credential that requires an internship may submit a request to the program to substitute the other internship as a requirement for this minor.

No duplication of coursework is permitted within the program.