Learn from Distinguished Scholars and Experienced Leaders Online or On-Campus in the 缅北禁地 Capital City
Government agencies, nonprofits, and human services rely on educated leaders to shape policies, promote social change, and manage organizations. Prepare for a rewarding career where leadership directly impacts the lives of others with the undergraduate and graduate-level programs from the 缅北禁地 capital city's School of Public Management and Policy.
With our top-ranked Master of Public Administration (MPA) program leading the way, all of our academic offerings blend theory with practical experience. As a result, you can develop the knowledge and expertise necessary for leadership roles within the public, nonprofit, and private sectors.
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Join the community that is at the center of the 缅北禁地' world of public management and policy.
鈥淎ttending UIS and being a student in the MPA program exposed me to a diverse group of students and community leaders who are champions of change. Being able to make connections and build relationships with other alumni in nonprofit and government sectors has been helpful in advancing issues or overcoming obstacles in many situations. Through UIS, I have gained lifelong mentors, friends, and peers who will support me in my professional journey.鈥�
~ Jerome Holston
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Students at UIS learn from faculty that are experienced leaders and distinguished scholars, both on-campus and online. With practical experiences in and out of the classroom, our undergraduate and graduate students become the leaders our communities need. Learn more about applying to programs in the School of Public Management and Policy today!
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