Public Policy and Administration

This program at WOU is blended with courses in political science, communications, psychology, economics, business administration, criminal justice and sociology. You’ll get to choose an area of concentration with options such as management, human resources, corrections or government, depending on your career goals. You’ll be poised to take a position in leadership after you complete your studies and recommended practicums.

I’m also a minor!

credits required for the Public Policy and Administration major

students enrolled in the Public Policy and Administration program

students per class on average in the Public Policy and Administration program

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of master's degree can be completed as an undergrad at WOU

Sample four-year degree plan

Learning outcomes

  • Analyze issues in public administration and policy
  • Analyze the administrative context, politics and practical implications of public choices
  • Demonstrate skills in international and external organizational communication, public outreach and advocacy

Career opportunities

  • Government administrator
  • Policy analyst
  • Social worker
  • Politician
  • Legislative aide

Public Policy and Administration minor

Like the political science minor, WOU’s Public Policy and Administration minor can prepare students for a career in government or politics as well as help on the path to a law degree. Learn about administrative law and governmental budgeting along with classic subjects such as policy and public administration.

credits required for the Public Policy and Administration minor

Faculty

EARLENE CAMARILLO

Department Head, Associate Professor, Politics, Policy, and Administration
503-838-9350 | camarilloe@wou.edu | BELL 206

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Contact Us

Phone: 503-838-8288

E-mail: ryalss@wou.edu 

Location: BELL 205

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