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Ph.D. degree courses are 3-credit lectures and seminars. Selective courses are offered in English, so that non-Korean students are able to take classes at GSPA.- Ph.D.: Doctor of Philosophy in Public Administration (39 credits) or Doctor of Philosophy in Public Policy (39 credits)
Curriculum
| Category | Public Administration Major | Public Policy Major |
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| Mandatory Cores |
- Research Methodology - Quantitative Analysis III |
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| Mandatory (Choose 1) |
- Qualitative Research Methods for Social Sciences - Quantitative Analysis IV-1: Applied Econometrics - Quantitative Analysis IV-2: Time Series Analysis and Public Policy - Quantitative Analysis IV-3: Multivariate Analysis - Quantitative Analysis IV-4: Programming |
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| Electives (Choose 3) |
- Public Administration and Democracy - Local Administration Research - Research for Organizational Structure - Research for Organizational Behavior - Theory of Budgeting Process - Seminar in the State, Administrative Law and Legal Policy - Governance and Public Leadership - Studies in Management of Human Resources - Theories and Philosophy of Public Administration - Organizational Learning and Evolution - Environment and Sustainable Development - Urban Public Services - Empirical Research on Public Management - Public Performance Management Seminar - Government Accounting |
- Policy Evaluation Research - Research on Policy Instruments - Competition Policy Seminar - Inequality and Public Policy - Political Economics - Environmental Issues and Global Governance - Research for Policy Process Theory - Studies in Policy Analysis - Research for Policy Process - Research for Foreign Policy - Research for Special Sector Policy - Research on the Regulatory Systems and Institutions - Studies in Communications Policy - Studies in E-Government - Political Theories of Public Policy - Game and Information Theory - Global Public Policy and International Development Cooperation |
| Common Electives |
- Reading and Research - Topics in Public Administration and Theory |
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