University of Washington
Web Site |
http://evans.washington.edu/ |
Degrees Offered |
MPA (Master of Public Administration), Executive MPA, Master in International Studies |
Fields of Specialization |
Development/NGO, International Non-Profits, Int'l Public Admin/Public Service, Budgeting and Finance, Economic Development, Education, Environment, General/Public Management, Health, Non-Profit, Policy, Urban |
U.S. State |
Washington |
Country/Region |
Western United States |
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| School Setting: Urban |
Non-Resident Tuition and other campus fees: $20,892/calendar year |
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| Tests Required: GRE TOEFL |
Health Insurance (required): $1,484/calendar year |
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| Duration of Program: MPA:2 years Executive MPA:15 months Mid-Career MPA Program:3 years *MPA-Peace Corps Master International Program:3-4 years (includes 2 years of Peace Corps service) |
Room and Board $13,784/calendar year |
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| Popular Courses: The Role of NGOs in the Developing World Program Analysis & Program Evaluation in the Developing World Managing Policy in a Global Context |
Books and Supplies $1,400 |
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| Accreditation: Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU) |
TOTAL (U.S. Dollars) $47,076 |
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| Student Employment: Annually, about 5 % of graduating students take employment outside of the US. An additional 5-15 % of graduates take employment in the US with an internationally oriented organization. |
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| Faculty with Int'l Research/Teaching Interests: Leigh Anderson, Associate Professor of Public Affairs Sandra Archibald, Dean and Professor of Public Affairs Sara Curran, Associate Professor of Public Affairs and International Studies Diana Fletschner, Assistant Professor of Public Affairs Mary Kay Gugerty, Assistant Professor Public Affairs Sanjeev Khagram, Associate Professor of Public Affairs and Int'l Studies |
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| Contact Information: Director of Student Services and Admissions Evans School of Public Affairs University of Washington |
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The Evans School of Public Affairs at the University of Washington is the preeminent school of public policy and management in the Northwest. The Evans School plays a significant role not just within our community and region but nationally and internationally as well. The Evans School’s multi-disciplinary faculty are engaged in research efforts spanning topics such as reforming public education, designing environmental policy, exploring means to strengthen public and private partnerships, developing conflict resolution and mediation techniques to help solve challenging public issues, examining the role and contributions of nongovernmental organization networks in developing countries, and a variety of other topics addressing key policy and management issues on a location, national and global scale. The Evans School attracts an exceptional, highly qualified student body. The School offers multiple programs leading to the Master of Public Administration degree and also offers a Ph.D. in Public Policy and Management. The primary concentration areas at the Evans School are: Education and Social Policy, Environmental Policy, International Affairs, Nonprofit Management, and Urban and Regional Affairs. Concurrent degree programs are also available with other schools at the University of Washington, including Law and International Studies.
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  *Last Updated 2006, subject to change. |
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