The MPA program provides advanced knowledge of political science, governance, and administrative systems, blending theory with practice to prepare students for leadership roles in government, international organizations, NGOs, and the private sector. The curriculum integrates core areas such as policy analysis, public sector management, governance, research methodology, comparative public policy, political economy, project leadership, and strategic human resource management.
Students are exposed to global best practices, case studies, and research, allowing them to critically evaluate policies, improve service delivery, and develop solutions for contemporary governance challenges.
Program Goals
Develop a strong foundation in the principles and theories of public administration, governance, and policy-making.
Equip students with skills in policy analysis, strategic planning, project management, and public sector reforms.
Enhance students’ understanding of comparative governance models and global administrative practices.
Foster ethical leadership and accountability in governance and public service delivery.
Build capacity to address contemporary challenges such as corruption, globalization, e-governance, and social justice
Core Courses / Highlights
Political Economy and Public Policy
Political Science and Public Administration
Course Title
Social Policy and Welfare Systems
Comparative Public Policy
Islamic Banking and Finance
Project Management and Leadership
Macroeconomics
Corporate Social Responsibility and Ethics in Business
Public Budgeting and Financial Management
Acquiring Skills
Policy Analysis & Design
Leadership & Strategic Management
Public Sector Financial & Human Resource Management
Project Management
Ethical Governance & Accountability
Global and Comparative Perspective
Communication & Negotiation Skills
Admission Requirements
Bachelor’s degree (recognized university) in a related subject.
Certified transcript of your Bachelor’s studies.
Secondary School Certificate or another recognized high school credential.
Brief statement of purpose or research interest. (some programmes).