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The following is a list ofelective courses available in public administration: PUAD 701 PUAD 702 PUAD 703 PUAD 705 PUAD 708 PUAD 709 PUAD 720 PUAD 730 PUAD 731 PUAD 732 PUAD 740 PUAD 750 PUAD 751 PUAD 752 PUAD 755 PUAD756 PUAD 757 PUAD760 PUAD761 PUAD 763 PUAD 764 PUAD 770 PUAD 775 PUAD 777 PUAD 780 PUAD 781 PUAD 785 PUAD 786 PUAD789 PUAD 795 PUAD 797 Public Administration and Public Finance (3) Public Financial Management (3) Urban Management (3) Special Topics in Public Administration (3) Government and Aging (3) Individual Research (1-4) Urban Politics and Policy Planning (3) State and Local Personnel Management (3) Public Employee Union Labor Relations and Collective Bargaining (3) Leadership and Organizational Change (3) Administrative Law (3) Health Care Systems, Organization, and Management (3) Policy Issues in Health Care (3) Special Topics in Public Health Administration (3) Health Administration (3) Managed Care Administration (3) Strategic Management for Health Care (3) Regulatory Policy and Administration (3) Environmental Policy and Administration (3) Public Policy Making (3) Public Policy Implementation (3) Government-Business Cooperation in Community Development (3) Intergovernmental Administration (3) Political Economy of Nonprofit Organizations (3) Public Information Management and Policy Issues (3) Information Technology: Public Sector Applications (3) Public Sector Performance Measurement (3) Activity-Based Costing for Public Administration (3) Business Process Re-Engineering in the Public Sector (3) Advanced Quantitative Techniques in Public Administration (3) Nonprofit Management: Applied Skills Seminar ( I ) INURNSHIP An essential part of the program is a three-credit internship for students who lack significant public sector work experience. Internships are designed to enable the student to gain practical experience as a productive member of a governmental or nonprofit organization. There are numerous opportunities in the Baltimore-Washington area for internships in federal, State, county, city, or nonprofit agencies. TRANSFER CREDIT A maximum of 12 graduate credits may be applied toward the M.P.A. degree for relevant graduate courses completed at other regionally accredited colleges or universities with the approval of the M.P.A. program director. 123
Combined Program, J.D. and M.P.A. in Public Administration (J.D.lM.P.A.) Dr. Daniel W. Marrin, Program Director Tony Torain, Assistant Dean, School ofLaw The University of Baltimore School of Law and the School of Public Affairs offer students the opportunity to obtain Juris Doctor 0.0.) and Master of Public Administration (M.P.A.) degrees by completing an integrated sequence ofcourses over a three- to fouryear period. Students seeking the combined degree will find their training useful in managerial and legal positions in federal, state, or local government agencies, and in not-for-profit or quasi-governmental organizations. Students in the combined program will be required to complete a minimum of90 credits in law school and a minimum of 42 credits in the M.P.A. program . However, the School of Law recognizes nine credits of the M.P.A. core requirements as transferable to its program, and the M.P.A. program reciprocally allows the transfer of 12 credits of law school courses to satisfY course requirements in its program. Specifically, the M.P.A. program agrees to waive PUAD 627 Legal and Ethical Environment of Public Administration for students in the combined program as well as nine additional credit hours. Thus, students who are admitted to this program have the opportunity to obtain both the J.D. degree and the M.P.A. degree for 18 fewer credits than would be required were the rwo degrees obtained independently. All other requirements for the J.D. degree apply to students in this program. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Applicants for the joint program must meet the admissions standards of both the School of Law and the School of Public Affairs. Students can enter the combined program after having enrolled in either the J.D. or M.P.A. program. To obtain the full benefit of the creditsharing under the combined program, Public Administration students should enter the law school program no later than after the completion of 15 credits in the M.P.A. program. LAW SCHOOL CRITERIA Admission to the School of Law is determined by the Committee on Admissions, which bases its decisions on a variety of factors. This committee, which is composed of members of the faculty, the Associate Dean for Admissions, and student representatives, evaluates all material in an applicant's file but places substantial emphasis on the cumulative undergraduate grade point average and the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) score. In most cases, a combination of these criteria will be sufficient for the admissions decision. The committee also recognizes non-traditional factors that may be relevant in determining the applicant's ability to complete law school successfully. The committee seeks to include persons of diverse racial, ethnic, and cultural backgrounds. It considers the level of difficulty of the undergraduate field ofstudy, graduate degrees, and other indications not susceptible to measurement by traditional academic criteria, such as demonstrated ability to overcome adversity. individual achievement. motivation, work experience. and character. 124
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