Master of Public Administration - Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

Clark University

The Clark MPA provides you with solid classroom training in research methods, public management, public affairs, nonprofit leadership, marketing, and management. And your Capstone project allows you to demonstrate your knowledge and professional competencies as you apply them to challenges faced by a ''real-world'' organization.Receive your degree from a globally recognized and accredited university – the Clark MPA program is ranked among the top 50 Master’s in Public Administration Programs for 2020 by IntelligentBuild key competencies in leadership, policy development and analysis, nonprofit management, educational leadership, and healthcare administrationGet hands-on experience in the core areas of public administration and nonprofit management via authentic, real-world challengesLearn in a highly collaborative academic environment with talented peers from all over the world and scholar-practitioners who share their deep leadership experience with youClark’s Master of Public Administration equips students with a solid academic foundation and training in research methods, public management, public affairs, nonprofit leadership, marketing, and management. You can choose to focus your studies in specialized areas such as nonprofit management, public administration leadership, educational leadership, or health care administration.Start terms for the MPA program are Fall, Spring, and Summer. Students have the flexibility to determine the sequence of their courses and the pace at which they want to complete their degree. Each course is taught by a leading expert in their field.This concentration prepares educators and other working professionals to be change agents within their institutions in advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion for justice as a core competency. A concentration in DEI will create thought leaders in the DEI space, an area of expertise that is applicable across varied industries and sectors and is growing in demand as society moves to a more equitable and diverse construct.