Masters Degree in Public Policy

Is anyone aware of a school that offers an MPP degree totally online or at least within Florida?

 

Would Public Policy and Management from the London External Progarmme fir the bill?

http://www.londonexternal.ac.uk/postgraduate/soas/pub_pol/index.shtml

Angela

 

In the USA or elsewhere?

In USA:

Walden University
http://www.waldenu.edu/prospect/programs/mmpa/intro_public.html

University of Baltimore
http://www.ubalt.edu/cla_spa/webmpa/

Florida Institute of Technology
http://segs.fit.edu/academics/degrees/

University of California - Dominguez Hills
http://dominguezonline.csudh.edu/

Troy State University
http://www.tsulearn.net/menutitles/degree3.html

These are Masters in Public Administration. Some have Public Policy concentrations.

 

Re: In the USA or elsewhere?

 

Re: Re: In the USA or elsewhere?

Oops. I stuck my response within the previous quote:

Slight correction: It's California State University at Dominguez Hills - not University of California - two separate systems.

 

You know how it is...

to us midwesterners, California is just one big state with an actor for governor. Thanks for correcting the eror.

 

I know, we must seem like a bunch of wackos out here. It's strange how things move in cycles. Though I was only a lad, I remember in the 60's when Reagan was running for governor against Pat Brown (Jerry's dad), . There was a bumper sticker that was popular: "Why not an actor? We've had a clown for 8 years."

Now we've come full circle again.

Starting to hear on the street in reference to Arnold: the Governator

 

I never meant it that way

There have been, and will be again, worse governors who have never been an actor. I even have some friends who voted for him. Personally, I never liked Davis's style. Way too devious and a panderer to boot. Apparently, I wasn't alone. 55% of Californians who voted felt the same way.