Public Administration Minor
Study Minor in Public Administration at Azusa Pacific University
You’ll set yourself apart in your future job search with a minor that equips you with knowledge necessary for careers with state and federal agencies, as well as publicly funded and nonprofit organizations. Showcase sought-after skills on your résumé by earning certificates and microcredential badges, and boost your experience through hands-on internships.
Program at a Glance
The School of Business and Management cultivates students' skills, faith, and character to become business leaders who inspire change.
Gain Hands-on Experience
- Intern in local, state, and federal government offices.
- Earn industry-valued certificates, credentials, and microcredential badges.
- Learn about the origin and development of those who develop public policies.
- Explore the role of a Christian in public administration careers.
By the Numbers
Marla Foster Morgan: APU Enabled Me to Make a Difference in the Foster Community
With her Masters in Public Administration, Marla Foster Morgan ’22 makes a lasting, spiritual difference in the lives of foster youth.
Program Details
The public administration minor equips students with the knowledge necessary for careers in local, state, and federal government/politics and the nonprofit sector. Students in this program go beyond theory and gain valuable hands-on experience in public administration, including in the Public Administration Practicum course, which gives students the opportunity for internships in local, state, and federal government offices.
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Azusa Pacific University is accredited by the WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC).
Career Outlooks and Outcomes
Mapping Your Path to a Public Administration Career in 3 Steps
APU's MPA program provides an excellent opportunity to develop the professional and intellectual skills as well as experience needed for a lifelong career in the public sector. Here’s a look at three strategies that can help you realize your goal.