Master of Public Service Leadership

Bachelor's to Master's Program Courses

Students applying for the Master of Public Service Leadership (MPSL) have the option of taking any of the core courses in the MPSL (up to 12 credits) program. They need to meet with an academic advisor to determine what is available, which courses will match the student’s academic strengths, and where those credits can be applied in the undergraduate degree:
MPL-5100Research Methods in Public Service

3

MPL-5200Program Analysis and Evaluation

3

MPL-5800Public Service Leadership and Governance

3

MPL-5820Law, Ethics, and Decision Making in the Public Sector

3

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MNP-5050Organizational Management and Leadership in Public Service

3

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OR

MNP-5300Human Resource Management for Public Service

3

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MSP-6740Municipal Finance

3

 

How these courses apply to the bachelor's degree:

Students do not necessarily need to be in a public service undergraduate degree to qualify for this program.  Therefore, it is imperative that students meet with their academic advisors to determine what credits can be applied and where.  

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