Fundamentals of Public Administration

Program Days:
  • February 19, 21, 24, 26, 28, 2025
  • 1:30 PM to 5:00 PM

PROGRAM FORMAT
Delivered online via live virtual interactive sessions in Zoom

PROGRAM FEE
PHP 25,990.00 or USD 473.00*
*The prevailing exchange rate at the date of payment may apply.

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Program Overview

New challenges from consistent change across sectors both domestically and globally have arisen and demands on government have increased. However, the
public sector has often merely reacted due to poor adaptation in a rapidly evolving international, economic, social, and cultural environment. Fragmented and fractious
inter-governmental arrangements characterized by slow bureaucratic processes, conflicting rules, competing objectives, organizational stovepipes, and overlapping
programs are significant impediments to meeting public needs.

The course will examine the new Grand Challenges in public administration through an examination of behavioral public administration, democracy, and managing public
organizations. Participants will be encouraged to seek innovative and ambitious goals to develop paradigm shifts in thinking and significant changes in government
functioning that will generate large individual, governmental, and societal impacts. Moreover, participants in this course will learn how to lead and manage the public
interest by thinking critically, solving problems, and making evidence-informed decisions in a complex and dynamic environment.

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Program Objectives

The new public administration requires developing interdisciplinary leaders and managers.

To address the Grand Challenges in the new public administration, the course provides an integrated approach to understanding and learning about public administration. The program will integrate public administration with public organizational theories and behavioral science theory. Participants will learn about public administration through the management of organizations, people, and law in the public sector.

Joining the program will raise participants’ career development potential and abilities, skills, and knowledge for changing their public organizations through the Grand Challenges of the 21st century.

What You Will Learn
  • Day 1:  Behavioral Public Administration
  • Day 2: Public Organization Theories
  • Day 3: Leading and Managing Public Service Ethics Across Sectors
  • Day 4: Public Governance and Policy-Making in Networks
  • Day 5: Managing and Measuring Performance in Public Organizations
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 Organizations and Governance  

The program helps leaders, managers, supervisors, and individual contributors to develop a broader public perspective and a deeper understanding of how to govern public organizations.

Enhanced Understanding of Government Authority, Political Systems, and Influential Leadership Skills

The program enhances the participants’ capability to lead and manage in cross-functional settings 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 seek to develop their knowledge and skills to modernize and reinvigorate public service and to develop new approaches to public governance and engagement.