Public Administration | Radboud University

In the Master's programme in Public Administration at Radboud University you study how organisations in and around public administration operate and how they are organised. The Master’s in Public Administration continues on from the Bachelor's in Public Administration, but can also be followed as an independent Master’s after, for example, a Bachelor's programme in History. Graduates of the Master’s in Public Administration can become public manager: someone who can use their extensive knowledge on the workings and structure of the government to put forward solutions for internal organisational problems and social governmental policy issues.

Admission requirements

- A Bachelor's degree in Public Administration, Political Science or a related discipline from a recognised university.

- Competency in Social Science Research Methodology (quantitative and qualitative)

- TOEFL is 575 (paper based)/232 (computer based)/90 (internet based) IELTS: 6.5