Master of Public Administration - Environmental Policy

The Master of Public Administration degree is the recognized professional degree in public administration, public management, and public service. It is designed principally, but not exclusively, for those who are pursuing careers in public service. Graduates are employed in government agencies at all levels, national associations, public interest groups, research and consulting firms, and in the private sector. The MPA program provides an opportunity to study management and policy issues in an intergovernmental and intersectoral context. The program focuses on developing critical intellectual capacities, sound analytical skills, and a sensitivity to the ethical and value concerns that are central to the traditions of the field of public administration. This field is designed to provide students with the tools needed to understand the causes of environmental and resource problems, the conflicts they generate, and the strengths and weaknesses of alternative policies for addressing them. Students concentrating in Environmental Policy are required to complete 9 credits of field courses, of which one 3-credit course is required. The other courses should be selected from the list below. With the permission of the field advisor, students may apply other relevant courses at GW to their concentration in Environmental Policy.

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