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What is Public Administration and Why is it Important?

Public administration is the field that studies how the government functions, what its powers are, and what types of decisions and policies impact society and the economy.

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What is Public Administration and Why is it Important?

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  1. OTHM Qualifications https://www.othm.org.uk What is Public Administration and Why is it Important?

  2. Table of Contents: • What is Public Administration? • Why is it Important and why do we study it? • Benefits of Public Administration Program • Skills Development • Career in Government • Wide Range of Jobs • Diversified Knowledge • Conclusion

  3. What is Public Administration? • Public administration is the branch of government that implements public policy, administers government establishment, and manages non-profit organizations. • It deals with the larger issues of government such as education, healthcare, and the economy, and is often the first line of defense in providing citizens with services. • It holds the greatest power, and has the greatest impact on the lives of citizens. • It also refers to the people and organizations that perform these functions, such as the police, schools, and courts.

  4. Why is it Important and why do we study it? The study of public administration is focused on the planning, organizing, directing, and controlling of government actions. Public administrators make decisions to help to transform their cities into a better and more comfortable place to live. They are responsible for the budget, hiring, and training of government employees, and the oversight of government programs and services.

  5. Benefits of Public Administration Program Skills Development Today many best institutes are offering the program of Public Administration to develop the leadership and management skills needed to succeed in today’s society. You will learn how to manage people efficiently and how to inspire them for the productive work required in a modern economy. You will learn how to be a leader and how to transfer tasks to other workers in a manner that best suits the situation.

  6. Career in Government Public administration allows you to start a career in government. Many degrees also include internships in local government departments. Public administration does not just encompass traditional government departments but also encompasses other entities such as public authorities, government corporations, and government-sponsored research centers.

  7. Wide Range of Jobs Some of the most common careers in public administration include: Human Resources Manager Urban Planning Director Public Relations Manager City Director Education Administrator Non-Profit Director

  8. Diversified Knowledge As a student at the best Educational Institute, you’ll benefit from world-class educational facilities and a dynamic academic environment. Your courses will be taught by leading experts in their fields, and you’ll join a diverse community of students from around the world. This will give you the opportunity to learn from and connect with other young minds from all backgrounds, which will help you to develop the critical thinking and problem-solving skills you need to succeed in your future career or further your education in another field of interest.

  9. Conclusion The course of Public administration manages all areas and activities within the ambit of public policy. It oversees the issuance of federal, state, and local laws and regulations and enforces them through an extensive network of agents and bureaus, including the FBI, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, the Secret Service, and the Treasury Department. They set and enforce rules, oversee and license government agents, and impose sanctions on misconduct.

  10. C Thank You!

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