COURSE OVERVIEW
Program explains the role of public administration in government and public office, and its role in the implementation of government policy and translating political decisions into the “reality” which citizens see every day.
It covers the organisation of government departments and agencies, the management of programmes designed to implement policy, and the behaviour and responsibilities of ‘civil servants’ and officials who are responsible for those policies and programmes.
It considers government decision making, how and why policies are developed, and analysis of them. It describes the duties of heads of city, county, regional, state and federal departments, such as municipal budget directors, HR administrators, city managers, census managers, state mental health directors, and cabinet secretaries.
Year 1
1. Introduction to Business
2. Introductory Mathematics I
3. Basic Accounting Concepts
4. Element of Economics
5. Use of English I
6. Introduction to Management and Society
7. Logic, Philosophy and Human Existence
8. Computer Applications I
Year 2
1. Elements of Marketing I
2. Introduction to Financial
3. Accounting I
4. Introduction to Finance
5. Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution
6. Entrepreneurial Studies I
7. Business Communication
8. Moral Reasoning and Ethics
9. Computer Application II
Entry Requirements:
1. Completed Application Form
2. High School Certificate (WAEC GCE NECO NABTE)
3. Reference Letter
4. Passport Photograph
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