Degree
School
Overview
If you have an interest in working for the public sector, you may want to consider the Minor in Public Administration. The minor provides knowledge in public administration theory and process, administrative writing, fiscal management and human resource administration. As with the bachelor’s degree, the minor is oriented toward local government, growth management and the environment.
Curriculum
The 18-credit-hour Minor in Public Administration consists of the following core and elective courses. For more information, please visit the UCF Undergraduate Catalog.
Students must complete each of the following three courses:
Prerequisite: POS 2041
Offered in fall and spring
Prerequisites: PAD 3003 and PAD3733
Offered in fall and spring
Prerequisites: PAD 3003 and PAD 3733
Offered in fall and spring
Students must choose three of the following:
organizational goal achievement and on supervisory strategies. Some social and structural pathologies affecting administrative practice.
Prerequisites: PAD 3003 and PAD 3733
Offered in fall and spring
Prerequisites: PAD 3003 and PAD 3733
Offered in fall and spring
Prerequisites: PAD 3003 and PAD 3733
Offered in fall and spring
Admissions and Advising
Students pursuing this undergraduate minor must be in a degree-seeking program, and the minor is awarded at completion of the degree program. This is an open-enrollment program, which means that there is no application process. Rather, students must complete an electronic minor declaration form.
For more information, please contact our advising team.