Public Administration and Development Management students undertake courses covering public policy analysis, administrative law, public budgeting, and development planning. Through case studies, policy simulations, and governance projects, students develop skills in public sector management, policy formulation, and program evaluation. The curriculum also addresses topics such as public-private partnerships, governance reforms, and international development cooperation. With a focus on public service values and administrative competency, students are prepared for exams that assess their understanding of public administration principles and their ability to address public policy challenges. Graduates pursue careers as public administrators, policy analysts, development practitioners, or government officials in public agencies, non-profit organizations, or international development institutions.