Master of Public Affairs (2020): an innovative, powerful new degree from the Ford School

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MPA

I ntrodu cing a n innovati ve , pow erful n ew d eg re e

M ast er o f P u b l i c A f fai rs Two semesters of carefully designed coursework

Ford School Master of Public Affairs students

in public policy creation and analysis; public

will become part of a small cohort of accom-

sector and nonprofit leadership; economics;

plished policy professionals from around

policy writing; and the social, political, and

the world. They’ll spend nine months in

ethical aspects of public policies and programs—

Ann Arbor, taking challenging classes from

all crafted to meet the needs and goals of

around the University of Michigan and

experienced professionals.

enjoying one of America’s most exciting, diverse, and beautiful college towns.

You are . . .

You seek . . .

A seasoned professional, with at least five years of experience related to government, military, public policy, or the nonprofit sector—in the U.S. or abroad

A leadership position in government, a non-profit organization, or within the government affairs team for an engineering firm or other for-profit business.

Passionate about public affairs, and committed to a successful career of real impact

Leadership roles within governments around the world--in ministries of education, national security, environment, social inclusion, and more.

A senior level position in U.S. local and state government, such as director of immigrant affairs for a major city, or a state budget director. A “translational” role as a public affairs specialist working in non-profits and communications firms, advocating on issues and translating research into powerful campaigns.


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