Bachelor Program of Extension Education in Public Administration

1. Course Overview

The Bachelor Program (Continuing Education) requires a total of 128 credits to graduate, including 76 required credits (of which 26 are general education core courses). Students must complete at least 28 elective credits from the department and may take up to 24 credits from other departments. The program emphasizes three core areas: “Public Administration and Policy” (e.g., Administrative Science, Public Policy, Organizational Behavior, Public Human Resource Management), “Law” (e.g., Introduction to Law, Constitution, Administrative Law, Introduction to Civil Law), and “Politics” (e.g., Political Science, Comparative Government, Political Parties and Elections, Media Politics). We adopt a diverse teaching approach to integrate theory with practice, aiming to build comprehensive administrative and management competencies, enrich students’ professional knowledge, and enhance their competitiveness in both public and private sectors.