The Master’s Degree Course in Public Management is inherently multidisciplinary and aims at studying public administrations from an historical, political, sociological, legal and economic point of view. Graduates will be able to cover managerial roles in public administrations and services in the local, regional, national and supranational sectors.
In particular, the degree course aims at training students to become specialized managers who will be able to: design the organization and the functioning of public administrations; manage human and financial resources as well as information systems for public administrations; design, implement and evaluate public policies for the local development; prevent and avoid corruption; build forms of cooperation between administrations belonging to different levels of government; simplify and digitize public administrations; strengthen public–private partnerships’ forms.
The degree course provides three specializations and students will be able to choose among three curricula during their second year: Public ethics, Innovations in Public Administration and Local policies.