Through your choice of 12 concentrations, you’ll get to focus on your passions, explore new topics, and gain work experience needed to advance your career.
Faculty advisors will help you develop your concentration’s course of study, combine concentrations, or even tailor a one-of-a-kind, specialized concentration based on your unique interests.
Learn to responsibly develop and manage resources to improve the quality of life within communities and create change for the future.
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Work to meet the energy challenges dominating the global landscape.
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Combine environmental knowledge and science with policy know-how to impact crucial issues.
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Explore the ways in which government actions at the federal, state and local levels affect health and healthcare.
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Learn how to use the latest technology tools to tackle complex societal and environmental challenges and take advantage of new opportunities in a digital age.
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Get a better understanding of what developing countries face on the road to advancement through a policy-focused perspective.
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Identify and solve challenges in our urban areas, and work to improve community quality of life.
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Become a leader in all areas of Nonprofit Management—from traditional aspects like fundraising and community service to the latest trends like social entrepreneurship.
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Develop the decision-making skills required to address tough problems.
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Understand and apply the theory and practice of generating revenue and allocating resources through the budgeting process, as well as managing public assets and other fiscal resources.
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Understand how public policies are adopted and prepare to lead at both the managerial and executive levels.
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Develop strategies to help organizations and people balance immediate needs and a secure, livable future.
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The above are examples of your course options. For a complete listing, see the official Indiana University Graduate Bulletin and work with your advisor as you make your schedule.
O’Neill is home to one of the nation’s top Master of Public Affairs programs.
