Course Description
Bachelor of Public Administration in Uganda focuses on governance, policy analysis, public finance, and management. Students gain expertise in public sector operations, ethics, and development strategies. The curriculum integrates theoretical knowledge with practical skills, preparing graduates for diverse roles in government, non-profits, and international organizations.
Overview
The minimum requirements for admission to any Undergraduate degree programme are:
- Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) or its equivalent with at least 5 passes
- Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) or its equivalent with at least 2 principal passes.
- Diploma holders must have passed with at least a credit.
The minimum requirements for admission to any Diploma programme are:
- Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) or its equivalent with at least 5 passes
- Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) or its equivalent with at least 1 principal pass and two subsidiary passes.
Additionally, for international applicants:
- Applicants whose first language or medium of instruction is not English, must provide evidence from a recognized English language training institution that they have sufficient command of English language.
- Applicants should have their documents equated by Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB) of UCE and UACE documents and Uganda National Council for Higher Education (UNCHE) for Diploma and Certificate documents.
Career Options
- Public Policy Analyst: Analyze policies, assess their impact, and recommend improvements for effective governance.
- Government Administrator: Oversee public programs, manage budgets, and ensure efficient delivery of government services.
- Nonprofit Manager: Lead nonprofit organizations, coordinate programs, and secure funding for social causes.
- Urban Planner: Plan and develop communities, address urban issues, and promote sustainable development for cities.
- Social Services Manager: Manage social service programs, coordinate resources, and support vulnerable populations in need.
Course Modules
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