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BS/MPA Public Administration
General Distribution English/Verbal Expression:
TWO (2) writing courses
• Introduction to Composition • Intermediate Composition (this course must be taken at Clark) Math and Science:
FOUR (4) full courses with at least one in Math
and one in Science
• Mathematics: Requirement can be met by taking courses
with a MATH prefix. • Science: Options include any course with a SCIS prefix. Subject options include: Astronomy, Biology, Chemistry, Geography (physical)Environmental Studies Social Sciences:
Six (6) full courses are required which reflect at least three disciplines. The course options include:
Required Course: • Communications Course One Comparative Politics Course Additional Subject Options: • Anthropology • Communications (some courses) • Criminal Justice • Economics • Geography (cultural) • Government • History • Interdisciplinary (some courses) • International Studies (some courses) • Psychology • Sociology • Women's Studies (some courses) Humanities: FIVE (5) full courses are required which reflect at
least three disciplines.
Required Courses: • A Survey Course In Literature • Professional Ethics Additional Subject Options: • Classics • Languages • Communications (some) • Literature • English • Music • History • Philosophy • Humanities • Speech and Public Speaking • Interdisciplinary (some) • Theater • International Studies • Visual and Performing Arts • Language Arts • Women's Studies The Major Field:
EIGHT (8) full courses must be completed for a
letter grade (half must be 200 level).
A prerequisite for the following courses is Introduction to Composition.
Required Courses:
• One Economics Course • Budgeting/Finance • Statistics • Management Theory Issues And Cases(MPA) • Organizational Behavior (MPA) • Approved Core Course (MPA) Optional course: One optional course must be taken and may be selected from the followin areas. • Economics • Psychology • History • Sociology • International Studies • Government. Perspectives:
ONE (1) full course must be taken at Clark during the Junior or Senior year.
A perspectives course is any course which is international in its focus. Electives*:
SIX (6) or more full courses must be completed, with at least one elective in computer/information science.
Students in the Integrated Undergraduate/Graduate program may take any COPACE
course. Students choose electives from the following areas:
• Advertising
• Business Administration • Computer Science • Human Resource Development • Public Administration • Social Services • The number of electives will vary for students who transfer courses to Clark University. |