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About this field

The Master of Public Administration (MPA) degree is a non-thesis program. Applicants for admission to the MPA program are considered for acceptance regardless of their undergraduate degree area. This program is designed to allow in-service professionals the opportunity to meet the degree requirements in a swift, convenient manner. The MPA is offered in three concentrations: Public Sector Management, Public Sector Human Resource Management, and Public Policy.

The Valdosta State Difference

Curriculum is web-based allowing you to earn your degree without relocating or disrupting professional and personal commitments at in-state tuition rates. You’ll have access to coursework 24/7 on your own schedule and at your own location. The program is also accredited by NASPAA – the Network of Schools of Public Policy, Affairs, and Administration. It is ranked in the Top 10 by getEducated.com, it is a Best Buy in online masters degree programs, and a Top 10 Online MPA Program by GraduatePrograms.com.

What You'll Learn

The MPA degree will provide a comprehensive understanding of public administration and government, basic skills and a broadened perspective required of manager/administrators, strong oral and written communication skills, knowledge of current technology used in the fields, sensitivity of diverse groups, and distinguished analytical abilities.

Admissions Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university
• Acceptable cumulative undergraduate GPA
• Resume
• Career goal statement
• Three letters of recommendation

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Careers

• Assistant City Manager
• Budget Analyst
• Budget Director
• City Administrator
• City Manager
• City Planner
• County Executive
• Court Administrator
• Economic Development Director
• Environmental Health Administrator
• Environmental Health Director
• Finance Officer
• Human Resources Director

• Law Enforcement
• Legislative Assistant
• Municipal Budget Director
• Nonprofit Chief Operation Officer
• Nonprofit Executive Director
• Parks and Recreation Management
• Policy Analyst
• Public Affairs Director
• Public Policy Director
• Public Relations Consultant
• Public Works Director
• Research Analyst
• Town Manager