MSc Public Policy and Management
The MSc Public Policy and Management programme will enable you with the conceptual tools and the practical skills to analyse, understand, and play a role in the policy and administrative process.
The subject area of public policy and management refers to all systems, processes and tools that public authorities employ to fulfil citizens’ expectations and deliver public services. Whatever the domain of intervention – for example, from healthcare to energy or from poverty to environmental preservation – public authorities make decisions about how to assess the present state of affairs and future tendencies, whether anything should be done about them, and how they can use resources and mechanisms to steer the conduct of individuals, firms and NGOs towards the desired effects.
Programme Details
Programme details include:
- Academic Direction
- Admissions Requirements
- Start Dates
- Duration
- Fees
The UoL MSc Public Policy and Management Programme academic direction is delivered by CeFiMS, a department of the SOAS University of London.
Students are expected to complete any six of the modules below:
- Decentralisation and Local Governance
Dissertation - E-Government
- Environmental and Social Impact Assessment
- Financial Reporting (IPSAS)
- Human Resource Management and Development
- Managing Organisational Change
- Privatisation and Public Private Partnerships
- Project Appraisal
- Project, Programme and Policy Evaluation
- Public Financial Management: Audit and Compliance
- Public Financial Management: Planning and Performance
- Public Financial Management: Revenue
- Public Policy and Management: Development Assistance
- Public Policy and Management: Perspectives and Issues
- Public Policy and Strategy
- Regulation of Infrastructure and Utilities
- Research Methods
- The IMF and Economic Policy
Students who wish to complete the Dissertation must study Research Methods.
A First Degree in any discipline.
- October
- January
- April
- June
2 – 5 Years
