the postgraduate Master of Public Management (MPM) at the University of Potsdam is a science-based and practice-oriented mid-career program designed to meet the demand for appropriately trained managerial staff in the public sector.

For the MPM program 2017-2018 we are considering applications from well-qualified candidates with work experience in the public, third or business sector.
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Call for Applications 2017-2018
for the Master of Public Management (MPM) Program
at the University of Potsdam, Germany


Key Features:
· Specialization streams:
o Public Policy and Administration (PPA)
o Global Public Policy (GPP)
o GeoGovernance (GG)
· Duration: 12 months, commencing October
· Language of instruction: English

Special Features:
· Experienced faculty and experts from different sectors
· Study tour to Bonn/Brussels
· Site Visits and Simulation Games
· Orientation Week and Intercultural Workshops
· Continuous on-campus tutoring and assistance
· Alumni network of more than 300 alumni from 72 different countries

Application Requirements:
· Higher education degree
· Proficiency in English
· Minimum 2-3 years relevant work experience

Next Intake:
Studies commence October 2017 (application deadline: 31 March 2017)

For more information on the program and application process, please go to www.mpm-potsdam.de

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Stefanie Uhde
Koordinatorin MPM / Coordinator MPM
+49-331-977-4647
stefanie.uhde@uni-potsdam.de
www.mpm-potsdam.de

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