MPA in Social and Public Policy
offered by York University

MPA in Social and Public Policy
at
York University
Overview

MPA: Shaping Policy for Societal Needs - Bridging Communities, Empowering Change, and Enhancing Public Well-being Through Strategic Governance

MPA in Social and Public Policy

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Who should do this course?

Recent graduates with bachelor's degrees in social sciences, political science, public administration, or related fields

What are the course deliverables?

Analyze complex social issues and policy challenges using a multidisciplinary approach
Develop and evaluate policy solutions grounded in evidence-based research and analysis
Apply ethical principles and social justice perspectives to policy formulation and implementation
Demonstrate effective leadership and management skills in public and nonprofit organizations

More about this course

The online MPA Social and Public Policy from the University of York has been specifically designed for aspiring leaders working in the public or non-profit sector, or in private sector roles with a link to public policy or public management
This Masters programme equips you with the skills and knowledge to shape and influence policy and deepens your understanding of policy making and the interaction between policy making on the local, national and global level
The skills you will develop as you study this programme will help enable you to take on roles with higher degrees of leadership responsibility and strategic impact, empowering you to shape policy and change people’s lives for the better

Comparative Social and Public Policy

Futures of Work

Global Poverty and Inequality

Ethical Social Leadership and Public Value

Leading and Managing Change

Policy Analysis for a Complex World

Social Protection

Public-Private Partnerships in Public Services

Exploring Policy Research

Project Proposal

PTE

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Conditional Offer Up Arrow Icon

Yes
If the offer is conditional, the conditions of entry will be included in the offer letter. The offer conditions typically fall into three categories: > Academic > Language: If applicant is a non-native English speaking applicant he/she must provide evidence of his/her English language ability > Reference condition
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