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Flinders University Public Sector Management Program: Flinders University Public Sector Management Program: 

The Flinders University is Australia’s one of the top-most teaching and research university. The University is delighted to offer the prestigious Master of Public Policy and Management program for the academic year 2019.

Level of study: Master degree program

Subject Area: Public Policy and Management.

The Master of Public Policy and Management aims to develop:

• An understanding of public administration, policy and management
• the qualitative and quantitative skills in policy analysis, governance, implementation and evaluation

Scholarship Value: 15% reduction in course fees for completion of the Master of Public Policy and Management. If accepted into the program, the scholarship will be automatically applied.

Nationality: International students can apply

Eligibility Criteria:

• The applicants must hold a bachelor degree or equivalent qualification from a recognised tertiary institution
• The Master of Public Policy and Management consists of 72 units in total.
• Applicants who have completed the 18-unit Graduate Certificate in Public Sector Management or the 18-unit Graduate Certificate in Public Policy or an approved equivalent would be given a full 18 units of credit.
• Students who have completed one of the Graduate Certificates or an approved equivalent but not an undergraduate degree must have achieved an acceptable GPA.
• Up to 36 units credit may be granted to applicants who have completed the university’s Graduate Diploma in Public Administration or an approved equivalent with an acceptable GPA.

Other details:

• Face-to-face and online offerings may differ from year to year. Some face-to-face topics are not yet converted for online delivery.
• All completion times given are estimates and depend on several factors, including but not limited to the starting level of individual students, review of credit for the previous study, availability of topics, and individual progress.
• Applicants whose first language is not English would be required to provide evidence of proficiency in English

How to Apply: The mode of application is online. The applicant can submit the application online directly to Flinders University by selecting ‘Apply now’ on the website.

Note:

• If the applicant is a previous Flinders student he/she would be required to provide their ID number and must have activated his/her Flinders account
• If the applicant has the above details but has forgotten the password he/she should go to the Okta sign-in page and select ‘Need help signing in?’ to reset it.
• If further any problems are witnessed the applicant must visit the troubleshooting page for assistance.
• If the candidate is applying on the basis of the Flinders University qualification(s) he/she do not need to provide documentation