WVU Tech Offers Bachelor's Degree in
Public Service Administration in Kanawha Valley
This interdisciplinary degree completion program may be for you if you:
- Possess the A.A. or A.S. degree (or approved equivalent)
- Hold, or are seeking, a management position in a government agency or non-profit organization
- Desire a program of study that will help enable you to adapt to the rapidly changing world of work
- Aspire to future graduate work in public administration or political science
- Can fit a part-time schedule into your calendar
Charleston courses will meet in the WVU Tech South Charleston Center.
| Course Sequence |
| Year |
Spring |
Summer |
Fall |
| 2007 |
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HUMS 320 |
Public Administration |
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HUMS 340 |
Intro to Research & Statistics |
| 2008 |
ECON 335 |
Public Finance |
SOCI 321 |
Social Problems |
ENGL 305 |
Scientific/Technical Writing |
MKTG 330 |
Marketing |
SOCI 330 |
Industrial Sociology |
SOCI 305 |
Social Stratification & Power in |
| 2009 |
BLAW 301 |
Business Law |
HUMS 480 |
Grant Writing & Documentation |
ACCT 345 |
Governmental & Institutional Accounting |
POLS 340 |
Constitutional Law |
POLS 480 |
Non-Profit Administration |
ECON 331 |
Money, Banking & Fiscal Policy |
| 2010 |
FIN 325 |
Financial Management |
MGMT 381 |
Fundamentals of Management |
HUMS 490 |
Practicum/Capstone/
Internship |
MGMT 310 |
Small Business Management |
MGMT 482 |
Human Resources Management |
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(Minor changes to this tentative sequence may be necessary.) All bachelor degree candidates must satisfy all core curriculum requirements.
For more information, contact Pam.Cutright@mail.wvu.edu or call (304)720-9570.
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