A6014 Executive Master of Public Administration
Faculty of Arts
Executive Master of Public Administration (A6014) is a 72-credit-point, master's degree (coursework) course from the Faculty of Arts, taught at Caulfield. Map your units semester by semester with the MonMap planner.
- Credit points
- 72
- Campus
- Caulfield
- On campus
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Overview
The Executive Master of Public Administration is designed to assist future leaders develop the management and policy skills needed in today’s public sector. Developed in consultation with public sector CEOs across Australia and New Zealand, this course aims to produce world-class public sector managers. The course offers high-potential and aspiring leaders a thorough grounding in the theory and practice of public administration. The course draws on case studies and practical exercise with interactive teaching methods, delivered by leading academics and guest speakers with extensive government experience.
This course is only offered through ANZSOG and in partnership with other institutions.
Course structure
Part A. Core studies6 credit points
Note: This unit is offered through partner universities. For more information visit the ANZSOG webpage.
• ACL5012 Delivering public value
Part B. Additional core studies36 credit points
Note: The following ACL coded units are offered through partner universities. For more information visit the ANZSOG webpage.
• ACL5011 Government in a market economy
• ACL5013 Decision making under uncertainty
• ACL5014 Leading public sector change
Part C. Work-based research project12 credit points
Note: This unit is offered through partner universities. For more information visit the ANZSOG webpage.
• ACL5015 Work-based research project (12 credit points)
Part D. Elective studies18 credit points
Note 1. You may also complete alternative units as approved by the Monash University Course Director.
Note 2. Units are grouped into areas of interest. You may choose units from one area or across various areas to tailor your degree.
Global politics electives
International relations and development electives
Politics and the environment, planning and sustainability electives
Security, law, justice and human rights electives
- APG5064Gender, security and conflictNo reviews yet12 cp
- APG5078Gender-based policy and planningNo reviews yet12 cp
- APG5332Contemporary security topicsNo reviews yet6 cp
- APG5666Terrorism, counter-terrorism and technologyNo reviews yet6 cp
- APG5667Right-wing terrorism, extremism and fringe politicsNo reviews yet6 cp
The handbook's description of this structure
The course comprises of 72 credit points structured in four parts. Part A. Core studies, Part B. Additional core studies, Part C. Work-based research studies and Part D. Elective studies.
Part A. Core studies, Part B. Additional core studies and Part C. Work-based research studies
You will explore the core principles required to deliver public value, developing an invaluable skillset centred around public policy design and delivery, evidence-based decision-making, leading change and organisational management and strategic public financial and economic management.
Part D. elective studies
Will enable you to select from across a range of areas including: global politics; international relations and development; politics and the environment, planning and sustainability; politics, policy and governance; and security, law, justice and human rights.
NOTE: ACL- coded units are offered through partner universities, for more information visit the ANZSOG webpage.
The course comprises 72 credit points structured into four parts: Part A. Core studies (6 credit points), Part B. Additional core studies (36 credit points), Part C. Work-based research studies (12 credit points) and Part D. Elective studies (18 credit points).
Units are 6 credit points unless otherwise stated.
Part A. Core studies (6 credit points)
You must complete the following unit.
Note: This unit is offered through partner universities. For more information visit the ANZSOG webpage.
ACL5012 Delivering public value
Part B. Additional core studies (36 credit points)
You must complete 36 credit points from the following units (ACL coded or APG coded).
Note: The following ACL coded units are offered through partner universities. For more information visit the ANZSOG webpage.
APG5990 Managing public sector organisations
APG5993 Designing public policies and programs
APG5995 Governing by the rules
APG5998 Public financial management
ACL5011 Government in a market economy
ACL5013 Decision making under uncertainty
ACL5014 Leading public sector change
Part C. Work-based research project (12 credit points)
You must complete the following unit.
Note: This unit is offered through partner universities. For more information visit the ANZSOG webpage.
ACL5015 Work-based research project (12 credit points)
Part D. Elective studies (18 credit points)
You must complete 18 credit points from the following units.
Note 1. You may complete alternative units as approved by the Monash University Course Director.
Note 2. Units are grouped into areas of interest. You may choose units from one area or across various areas to tailor your degree.
Global politics electives
APG5327 Political violence
APG5805 Project planning and management in international development
International relations and development electives
APG5324 International political economy
Politics and the environment, planning and sustainability electives
APG5554 Resource evaluation and management
APG5426 Environmental analysis
APG5428 Environmental governance and citizenship
Security, law, justice and human rights electives
APG5064 Gender, security and conflict
APG5078 Gender-based policy and planning
APG5332 Contemporary security topics
APG5666 Terrorism, counter-terrorism and technology
APG5667 Right-wing terrorism, extremism and fringe politics
Learning outcomes
These course outcomes are aligned with the Australian Qualifications Framework and Monash Graduate Attributes.
Upon successful completion of this course it is expected that you will be able to:
- 1
demonstrate a crucial understanding of the central concepts relating to public administration, public management and public policy
- 2
articulate and apply an understanding of the different kinds of value created by public sector organisations
- 3
demonstrate a critical understanding of how the political environment affects organisational objectives
- 4
accurately use, interpret and draw inference from information gathered as evidence to support routine and strategic decision making.
Entry requirements
English language
Monash Level A, that is: IELTS (Academic): 6.5 overall (no band lower than 6.0); or Pearson Test of English (Academic): score of 58 overall with no band lower than 50; or TOEFL Internet-based test: score of 79 overall with minimum scores: Writing: 21, Listening: 12, Reading: 13 and Speaking: 18; or Equivalent approved English test
Pathways
Graduate Certificate of Public Policy - students must have successfully completed ACL5012 Delivering public value and been approved by ANSZOG.
More information
Other information
The Executive Master of Public Administration is designed to assist you - a future leader - to develop the management and policy skills needed in today’s public sector. Developed in consultation with public sector CEOs across Australia and New Zealand, this course aims to produce world-class public sector managers. The course offers high-potential and aspiring leaders a thorough grounding in the theory and practice of public administration. Throughout the course, you will draw on case studies and practical exercise with interactive teaching methods, delivered by leading academics and guest speakers with extensive government experience.
This course is only offered through ANZSOG and in partnership with other institutions.
Contacts
- Academic Coordinator
- Professor Michael Mintrom
Common questions
Where can I study Executive Master of Public Administration?
At Caulfield.
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