Program Objectives
The new public administration requires developing ethical leaders and managers.
The program encourages participants to examine their own ideas, experiences, comparisons, and insights into ethics and integrity to bolster their confidence and prepare them for the ethical problems they will face in their public organizations. To address the Grand Challenges in practical administration, the program will integrate practical administration, ethical theories, and integrity approaches with sustainability science.
Joining the program will raise participants’ career development potential and abilities, skills, and knowledge for changing their public organizations through the Grand Challenges such as ensuring environmental sustainability and strengthening social and economic development in the 21st century.
What You Will Learn
Day 1 :Public Service Ethics
Day 2: Individual Centered Approaches to Integrity and Ethics
Day 3: Institutional Approaches to Ethics
Day 4: Cross-Sector Partnerships
Day 5: SDG:17: Partnership for the Goals
Key Benefits
Well-Structured Program and World-Class Faculty
The online program offers a venue for high-impact learning through interactive lectures and case study discussions. The participants will learn from AIM’s world-class faculty, industry leaders, and practitioners’ networks.
Gain an Integrated Perspective of Public Service through Cross-Sector Partnerships
The program helps leaders, managers, supervisors, and individual contributors to develop a broader public perspective and a deeper understanding of ethics, integrity, and partnerships between key decision-makers and teams in public organizations.
Enhanced Understanding of Public Leadership and Management Ethics and Integrity Skills
The program enhances the participants’ capability to lead and manage in cross-functional and cross-sector settings that will improve public organizational performance, strategic planning, and stakeholder collaboration, while simultaneously developing leadership and management skills and abilities.
Who Should Attend
Public leaders and management officials in all government agencies, government relations leaders and managers in business, community leaders, lobbyists, and policy advisors seeking to develop their knowledge and skills to modernize and reinvigorate public service, reinforce intergovernmental relations, develop new approaches to public governance and engagement, advance national interests in changing global contexts, strengthen social and economic development, and develop and implement sustainability practices through cross-sector partnerships.