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Seattle University's Institute of Public Service educates working professionals for positions of responsibility and leadership in the public service. The Institute, consistent with the
mission of Seattle University, aims 'to prepare students who can help build through service a just and peaceful community.' The MPA program reflects this social justice mission of the University.
Students and graduates are expected to meet high standards of professionalism, trust and stewardship. The Institute's academic program is responsive to the evolving character of the public service and to the changing problems our public leaders confront.
The Institute serves neighboring communities and the region through applied research, collaborations, training, consultation and public policy forums.
- A state-of-the-art curriculum emphasizing experiential learning
- A blend of management theory and public policy analysis
- A specialization in nonprofit management
or
local
government
administration
- Small classes, averaging 20
per class, offered evenings and Saturdays
- An MPA degree in two to three years while enrolled part-time
- The choice of fall, winter, spring, or summer start dates
- Mentorship, internship, and independent study options
- Access to alumni networks
Recent Post-Election Event
On Wednesday, November 5th The American Society for Public Administration (ASPA) and the Institute of Public Service (IPS) held a Post-Election Event in Seattle University’s Schafer Auditorium. This event gave students, alumni, faculty, staff and the general public an opportunity to de-brief about the elections. To hear more about the thoughts, hopes, fears, and expectations that were shared about the next four years please click here. |
