Online
2 years
16-SEP-24
MPA - Master of Public Administration
Development Politics International Studies Development Economics Social Policy / Administration
Taught
The online Master of Public Administration – International Development is an internationally recognised qualification that has been developed for professionals working in International Development in both governmental organisations and NGOs. This interdisciplinary online course provides development professionals with the knowledge and skills to analyse, influence and implement development policies and programmes.
This programme has been designed to break down geographical barriers to study with entirely online delivery that ensures it can be studied from anywhere in the world, from any location, on desktop or mobile devices.
It is a master’s degree that has been specifically designed for the busy lives of working professionals, with academic content accessible at the times that suit you, enabling you to study around your work and family life. You can apply what you learn to your role as you study and continue to progress in your career in parallel. You will study in an interactive online learning environment and collaborate with fellow students from all over the world, providing a unique opportunity to grow your global professional network.
Advancing your career
This programme enables you to develop your knowledge and skills in the field of international development, public administration, and public policy. It enables you to take on roles with higher degrees of leadership responsibility and strategic impact. York MPA graduates go on to a wide range of roles, including in government, international NGOs and charities, the NHS, leading consultancies and accountancy firms, universities, banks, and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
For this course (per year)
£10,200
For this course (per year)
£10,200
Students should normally have at least a 2:1 undergraduate degree or equivalent qualification and the professional experience outlined below. If they don't have experience of undergraduate study or only of a lower standard, the application may be considered if they have a suitable professional background, as outlined. Students should have professional experience in the public policy/public service/public administration/international development field. This could be in roles in local or national government, or in non-governmental, intergovernmental, or international organisations, the voluntary and charitable sector, and private sector roles which support or deliver public services or which interact with policy making. The extent of experience should be at least on an early career level, with some degree of involvement in organisational decision making or with a clear career path towards such responsibilities.