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Program At a Glance
The Master of Public Administration degree is conferred upon completion of 52 credits of graduate level coursework with a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Each of the PEPM introductory summer courses are worth 2 credits, while the fall and spring courses are worth 3 credits each. The internship or directed study are worth a total of 6 credits.
Summer Session
PEPM U8120 | Mathematics for Economists
PEPM U8200 | Introductory Statistics
PEPM U4605 and U4607 | Macroeconomics and Microeconomics
PEPM U4004 | Computer Skills for Economic Policy Management
PEPM U4900 | Effective Professional Writing and Public Speaking (optional)
Fall Term
PEPM U4614 | Macroeconomic Policy Management
PEPM U4612 | Microeconomics and Public Policy
PEPM U6223 | Accounting and Finance
PEPM U6610 | Econometric Techniques for Policy Managers
PEPM U8147 | Development Economics
Elective
Spring Term
PEPM U4615 | Macroeconomics and Financial Issues in a Global Context
PEPM U4613 | Public Economics and International Trade
PEPM U6224 | Public Management
PEPM U8148 | Political Economy of Development
PEPM U6030 | Perspectives on the World Economy (or other elective)
Elective
Second Summer
PEPM U4619 | Economic Policy Management Internship
Or
Directed Study in Economic Policy Management