The Right Choice for Future Leaders
Why study at UMY's MIP program?
The Master of Public Administration program produces graduates who are prepared for careers in government agencies, legislative bodies, international NGOs, domestic NGOs, political parties, regional-owned enterprises, state-owned enterprises, and the private sector, as:
- Regional Leaders
- NGO Directors
- Company Directors
- Academics, etc.
MIP has a concentration in Public Governance. This concentration is designed to produce MIP graduates who are competent in knowledge, analytical skills, and attitude in accordance with the profile of MIP graduates and the expectations of MIP stakeholders.
In this concentration, students are equipped with advanced knowledge of government systems, bureaucratic reform, government institutions, budgeting systems, policy-making analysis, party systems, local government, and dynamic governance in managing conflicts that occur in relationships between stakeholders as a hallmark of MIP graduates' competencies.
Prior to the commencement of the semester, the Master of Public Administration program develops a course schedule and assigns lecturers based on the study focus. Lecturers then prepare and discuss the Semester Learning Plan (RPS) for each course, consulting with other lecturers and considering input from alumni, users, and other stakeholders in a meeting held before the start of the semester. The RPS includes learning outcomes, student end-of-semester competencies, learning matrix, assignment design, and student assessment.
To conduct a superior and innovative master's program in public administration
To conduct research and studies in public administration that combine public administration with Islamic values
To implement community service that is relevant to societal issues and needs, using a public administration approach grounded in Islamic values