| Semester and Session Schedules |
Fall
2009
MPA
and Doctoral Schedules (Updated August 12, 2009)
Updated faculty assignments, course times, and course dates
Spring 2010
MPA and Doctoral Schedules (Updated October 26, 2009)
Updated faculty assignments, course times, and course dates
Summer 2010
MPA and Doctoral Schedules (Updated October 26, 2009)
Updated faculty assignments, course times, and course dates
| Multi-Year Course Plan (Update) |
The 2010-2014 MPA and Doctoral Course Plan, which was updated on October 14, 2009, contains the long term plan.
| Course Scheduling |
Students are strongly encouraged to use the
multi-year course plan to develop individualized plans of study that outline the semesters and
sessions during which each of the courses will be undertaken. By developing individualized plans, students will minimize the
amount of time and driving for completing all MPA program requirements.
When developing an individualized course plan, students should keep in mind the
following guidelines:
| Taken Early in the Program |
PADM 6000: Legal and Philosophical Foundations of American Public Administration
PADM 6180: The Political and Economic Environment of Public Administration
PADM 6070: Quantitative Data Analysis| Taken Towards the End of the Program |
PADM 6060: Applied Research Methods (taken after PADM 6070)
PADM 6800: Project Paper Seminar (after completing at least 30 credit hours of MPA courses and PADM 6060)
PADM 7120:
Professional Field Experience/Internship (Pre-career students; after completing at
least 20 credit hours of MPA coursework)
In order to avoid any unwanted surprises during the graduation audit process, all individualized course plans should be
approved by the students' MPA advisors.