Master in Public Administration
Class
Lessons
Here is the class outline:
1. Setting ExpectationsThis is a more detailed orientation activity where we will plan together as a learning group. Everybody is asked to take a short a short survey and we will use the data moving forward. 4 sections
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2. Multi-disciplinary concepts on Public Administration
Jul 1
1 hr, 30 min
This lesson will cover topics that would cover various concepts in Public Administration. These topics would focus on development of PA as a discipline, local government decentralization, legal aspect of PA and even a presentation of prescriptions on Good Governance based on Galing Pook Awardees best practices and stories 3 sections
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3. Market-centered Corruption
Jul 4
This lesson provides a discussion on a specific type of corruption referred to as Market-centered corruption. This discussion was adopted from the presentation of Sec. Leonor Magtolis-Briones, former UP NCPAG professor and currently the Secretary of Department of Education. 1 section
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4. Methods of Research
Aug 17
This course reviews the processes and procedures for analyzing and interpreting empirical research studies in one's field and applying this information in classroom practice. The course assists students in becoming informed consumers of literature as well as to design and interpret action research projects in their chosen field. 4 sections
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5. Inferential Statistics
Nov 2
The course is about statistical tools that are useful in the conduct of research. It starts with a review of descriptive statistics and then proceeds with inferential statistics. 3 sections
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6. Principles, Philosophy, and Ethics in Public Administration
Sep 4
This course discusses the basic principles, philosophy and ethics in Public Administration. It will provide discussions of the history and development of Public Administration as a discipline and other important fundamental concepts of governance/administration. |