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The MPA program at Suffolk University’s Institute for Public Service prepares students to be leaders in enhancing the responsiveness, efficiency, and effectiveness of public service organizations, while adhering to the democratic values of inclusion, egalitarianism, and respect for diversity.
The MPA program at Suffolk University's Institute for Public Service prepares students to enhance the responsiveness, efficiency, and effectiveness of public service organizations, while adhering to the democratic values of inclusion, egalitarianism, and respect for diversity.
Overview. The MPA Degree, offered by the Department of Public Service & Healthcare Administration, provides a pragmatic approach to education in public service management. The program consists of eight (8) required courses and six (6) electives.
The Suffolk MPA offers numerous degree paths to help you achieve your career goals. With a strong curriculum rooted in theory and practice, seven certificates, four concentrations to choose from, and four dual degree options, the Suffolk MPA will equip you to reach your potential.
MPA Electives (2 courses, 6 credits) Choose any two (2) P.AD 800- or 900-level elective courses. Students must complete 30 credit hours in the MPA Program; P.AD and POLS electives are not interchangeable. Notes: Students must take POLS-777 prior to taking P.AD-715.
Students who have completed a certificate program through the Suffolk University Moakley Center for Public Management may have an opportunity to reduce credit requirements to an SBS graduate degree program (MPA, MBA, MMOL, MSA, MHA, MSBA, or MSM).
Become a leader in the government, healthcare, nonprofit, or corporate social responsibility sector with Suffolk’s MPA program. Our program is ranked #88 among the best public affairs programs in the US News and World Report 2023 rankings.
