MPA = Masters, Public Administration
This has always been my greatest concern with the MPA,
the level of familiarity with the degree and the
curriculum for public administration. I was happy to
see this question posted, with so many responses. It
felt reassuring. Many times I simply describe it to
be a MBA for the public/not-for-profit sector, and go
on to list the courses of study: program planning &
evaluation, statistical methods, strategic planning,
public economics/finance & budgeting, fundraising,
non-profit management techniques, marketing, grant
writing.
Regards,
Amy Kleinert
--- "Wilson, Linda" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> MBA = Masters, Business Administration
> MFA = Masters, Fine Arts
> MA in Arts Administration = what it says
>
> But what does MPA stand for?
>
> Thanks (feeling dumb)
>
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